Springtime Avoider Mugs

How to Avoid Spring Fever

Good News about winter

When the world is Mud-luscious - e.e. cummings

Florabation - '..mmm...It must be spring!'

Spring Training

"Instead of singing, I'm going to scream offensive things as loud as I can just to get attention..."

"Did you check the little patch of grass by the swing set?"

Excess Baggage: You send emails from exotic places just to make your friends jealous.

'Wow what graphics.'

You give me butterflies

Tiptoe through the tulips with me!

Spring in Japan.

"So, are you predicting an early spring?"

Bird nesting in the garden.

Ah, spring!

Dreaming Of Spring

Springtime

"Cool bonfire app, man."

Mr. Macho at the game... and after the game is over.

Ahhh, spring baseball.

"It's chirp, chirp, chirp time again, isn't it?"

'Look Dear. The first Robin Hood of spring.'

'Look dear - the first skip of spring...'

"As soon as Pete woke from hibernation, he got down to some 'spring cleaning'...."

"Is it safe to come out yet?"

"I'm not getting out of bed. What's the point? Things keep getting worse every day. Even my toothbrush depresses me... I'll just continue sleeping until the world comes to its senses." "Amen."

'It must be Spring...the rain's warm!'

"But you told me you were on gardening leave, so why can't you come and help me in the garden?"

Spring Cleaning

Spring Has Finally Sprung!

Scientific Research: 'Does your research on the sunset include the observation of the sunrise?'

Baseball teams have just opened their spring training camps! I love this time of year when anything is possible in the upcoming season. Maybe one day before the season ends, I'll be at the stadium and stand with the crowd as we anticipate the game's final out! I'll be thrilled if I go to a game and the catchers and home plate umpire are the only ones needing to wear a mask. This could be a special season. If things work out, fans everywhere will feel like winners no matter how their favorit

Spring Training

A bee and a flower are in bed.

A robin building a nest in a discarded box that held a commercially bought bird box