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Anne-Lise, it is funny indeed to see a bucket of red tulips in the middle of a field of daffodils. It just makes us think a little bit. Smiles!!

My mother used to call it spring fever because she did not know anything about allergy problems and how it could make a person feel. The fatigue is horrible when it hits me. Thanks for sharing this one. The beauty like in the picture should help and it does, but it only adds to the fatigue, runny or stopped up nose, itchy eyes, sore throat, etc. Sara K

An interesting contrast. Thank goodness spring is around the corner

A few words saying so much. A pretty picture. Hugs... Have a fun/blessed day..............

Well described Anne-Lise. We are in transition. Hugs :)

We must evolve our tranquillity as we pass from winter to spring. Hopefully no allergies. Hugs.

the mellow arrival of spring gives us this feeling of ease...lovely ku from your treasure chest, anne!

Love your message Anne-Lise thank you so much for sharing. God bless you. Hope everything is well.

Especially when winter has a last stab at us. Hope your week is going well Anne Lise. Tom

The picture is so serene and the poem encouraging.

Nice haiku Ann-Lise. It is easy to have that lethargy and confusion in spring