Spring’s arrival brings along its own special smell. For some people it’s flowers in bloom, but for me? I love the sweet smell of freshly cut grass after its long winter sleep. I love catching that first sniff, knowing warmer days are coming and jackets will soon be put away for the season. BrightSide may have a different point of view seeing as he’s the one who mows our yard twice a week, but still…it’s a happy smell.
I also love the feel of springtime.
The way the sun hits my face when I walk out of the shade, warming my cheekbones when I turn toward its glow. I close my eyelids, basking in the soft rays of spring and soaking up its warmth.
I can almost feel the energy seeping into my bones.
Then there’s the soft breeze that skips across my skin. A gentle brushing, enough to set my nerve endings tingling without raising chill bumps, carrying the sweet sounds of springtime.
Everything looks just a little more vibrant as it comes back to life, and I find myself grateful to see another season move into place.

My post as part of Colline’s The Gratitude Project.
We have had a hold on spring this past week – with snow and icy cold weather. Today it feels like we might have it back 🙂
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We keep going back and forth like a yo yo! Last week we had 50s, Monday was in 70s, then back into the low 60s. Can’t wait for it to hit the 70s and stay there!! 🙂
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Me too!
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Beautiful imagery. I like the smell of cut grass, too. Many of the flowers that bloom in our neighborhood make me sneeze!
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Thank you! The real irony here is that I have ridiculously terrible allergies, yet spring is STILL my favorite season. NC is in über-high pollen count right now — otherwise known as “everything is coated in a yellow film” time. Fun!
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Haha, we have the same problem in Sacramento. In fact, I allergic to gardenias and I think most of my neighbors have them.
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