'This' time of year has finally come. We can now calm down and relax 😊
The trees in our garden have not yet bloomed. But there are flowering trees in neighboring gardens. I also traveled a lot over the weekend and saw many flowering trees in different parts of the country. So, the process is started. It has begun. It has irreversibly begun. There is no doubt about it.
Meanwhile, while we wait for the trees in the garden to decorate it with their beautiful blossoms, I mark and document, report and show the lawn in the backyard. The condition of the lawn in the backyard.
This lawn will have to be mowed soon, because the grass on it is already starting to grow quickly. But in the meantime:
In the meantime, I'm worried about stepping on the lawn. Because wherever I step, I will step on something, on a flower, on a bug, on a living being.
In fact, the same thing happens when this grass is mowed.
You know this religion, which preaches a complete effort not to harm the living beings around you, even to wear a mask so as not to injure tiny insects around with your breath or mouth. That's what I thought of while taking these pictures, stepping on the grass.
Because I couldn't help but step on these beautiful delicate flowers, some of which completely woven or hidden between the stems of the grass. As much as I tried not to do it.
While enjoying "this" time of year. The longest and most eagerly awaited time.
Even our garden panther, as part of our yard cats, enjoys this time of year, basking in the sun, lying on the ground.😻
I think for him this is the most wonderful time of the year, because in the summer it is too hot for him - he's black. And in winter it is cold. That's why I think he was looking forward to spring and the flowers in the garden too.
Happy spring time to you all!
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Soul's Detour is a project started by me years ago when I had a blog about historical and not so popular tourist destinations in Eastern Belgium, West Germany and Luxembourg. Nowadays, this blog no longer exists, but I'm still here - passionate about architecture, art and mysteries and eager to share my discoveries and point of view with you. |
