My update today will no doubt be one of favourites to do as it the subject is such a joy to me. On March of 2020, I put together a collection of my favourite spring photos to celebrate the kickoff of my favourite season.
https://seclusion101withannemarie.com/2020/03/20/spring-2020/
This post was written on the last day that I was gainfully employed. Much has changed in the past two years, much has changed for the better, and one of the best changes has been the amount of time that I now have to enjoy and appreciate SPRING.
For my update to this post, I add photos of some of the special springtime moments that I have had the privilege of enjoying over the past couple of years.
All heartwarming memories of warm spring days. I am so fortunate that events conspired to move up my retirement plans. I love all of the opportunities that retirement has brought – but I particularly appreciate these days with yet another spring on the horizon. 🌞
That is it for today. Take care and have a great day!
Seclusion 101 with AnneMarie 
You are totally ready for spring!!!
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No kidding. 🌞
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I had to smile when I came to your blog, I had just put out a new post and reading yours I see we posted about some of the same subjects without knowing it. I love your spring photos; you know that I am ready for spring. I am anxious to get started on making my yard look nice, and I want to see some beautiful flowers. Your flowers are beautiful and so is Kat. Thank you, Anne for sharing your photos of spring.
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We are always thinking alike. 😂 Just shows we were meant to be neighbours. 😊
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I believe that!
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Hi AnneMarie! I love spring. I love summer and spring most of all. Those are my favourite seasons! I’m glad you get to enjoy precious moments, and make happy memories. Xx
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Thank you, Carol Anne!
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Just curious — why are there rocks in the bird bath???
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Just to be sparkly but bees, and dragonflies, and the like, land on them to take a drink.
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Marvelous! Sparkly and practical! I put two large rocks in our deep birdbath for the birds to land on. I wonder if little critters go there, too. My eyesight is not good enough to see them.
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We have one bigger rock for the birds to land on that we added after I took this photo. I never knew retired people spent do much time taking care of the critters in their yards. 😂
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Out feeding the birds in the sunshine this morning! These are beautiful harbingers of spring photographs! Love the one of Kat smiling!
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Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed. 🤗
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Delightful
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Thank you, Derrick!
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You are whetting my appetite for Spring!
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Love the pictures of your spring. Spring is grand. Here in New Hampshire, spring springs (ha, ha) in May. At least, that is what I call spring! Thanks for showing us what we have to look forward to!
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Thank you! When we lived up north of here, we always had one massive blizzard on the long weekend in May and then it was spring. I am surprised spring is so late in New Hampshire. 🤔
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I must say, it sounds like you’ve been quite productive in retirement with all the spring cleaning and gardening. I love how the landscape just seems to change overnight in the spring. One day it’s brown and barren and the next you’ll start to see buds on the trees and grass on the ground.
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I really noticed it one year. We left for my mother’s funeral (in April of 2013) and we had tons of snow! Came back three days later and there was nothing! Not enough puddles of water. It was the weirdest thing.
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