The substrate may not be of the most yielding
but procreation has to happen
and the sun is higher, sooner, giving us all notice of spring’s path.

a negative capability scrapbook
It was so ridiculously sunny and warm today. And it was the first day back at the shrink after the Easter break occasioning a couple of miles of walking equipped with the camera. What I notice most about the pictures I took today is the vibrant colours. Sunlight and flowers. A winning combination.
Forget-me-nots were my favourite flower as a child. Small, shy, retiring, a brilliant blue and signifying the sort of love and tenderness I believed might exist somewhere.
I still remain stubbornly convinced (despite the evidence of this picture) that keria blooms are orange. F claims they are yellow.
I don’t know what this stuff is called, but it’s gloriously, fabulously pink and what after all could be more important than that.
I saw men wearing shorts and innumerable individuals of all ages and sexes in diaphanous, truncated tops. The weather forecast is for snow over the weekend.