Spring in our little
corner of the world arrives in most the same manner each year. It usually takes
place around midday on a weekend: The previous evening I go to bed, snuggling
under my duvet, relishing in its soft, warm comfort, having struggled through a
blizzard, feeling colder than even some of the deep frozen grocery I've just
purchased. The next the morning, still half a sleep, I put on the kettle, light
a fire and the usual umpteen candle lights and settle down with whatever I'm
up, or in to.
After a while, on an impulse, I look up, noticing the sun shining outside.
I set down my cup of tea, tentatively opening the window and feel an unexpected, but vaguely recognizable warmth on my skin.
I realize that the bird twittering I've been hearing is not coming from
the radio, but is actually made by birds fervently
shake-rattle-and-rolling their hips and feathers, singing their little hearts
out in their effort to get a potential mate's attention.
Dazed, I get up, open
the door to the patio and step outside: Oh What a Beautiful Morning!, What a Wonderful World! Spring and bird Love is in The Air! and I Feel Fine! The only thing....
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