There’s something about that name —
If you know what it means, that is.
It means SPRING!
And the equinox part means that the time of night’s darkness and daylight is approximately the same. Here in Oklahoma, at a latitude of 36 degrees, this means we get really close to 12 hours of
each.
We’ve had Mardi Gras and entered the season of Lent, we’ve changed the clocks and jumped forward for Daylight Savings Time, the …
Now, not New Years Day, is the beginning of the new year for me. It comes with the greening of… Read more Heartfelt Thoughts on the Affliction of Being a Writer in Spring
It’s sooo important to add sensory details to your writing. These details are the enticements which pull the reader into… Read more Sensory Experiences in Writing
Okay – I’m looking outside now at a bright, glorious sun. The little piles of snow that clung to the flagstone this morning are gone, leaving behind
only a dark spot. The skies are blue. The trees, like skinny soldiers, stand still, tattered leaf rags clinging to their branches. Out front, the daffodil buds remain tightly closed. They
are asking the same question I am. Is it Spring? Is it safe to come out?
…
I don’t know about you, but the last couple of months have been dismal – cooold weather, gray days,… Read more Spring Energy!
Mary Coley Writes 