So maybe everything is covered with gigantic blobs of neon yellow pollen, and maybe some people's southern accents are so thick as to be inscrutable, and maybe it's hard to find good a good sushi restaurant and even if there was, it wouldn't matter, because you'd probably have to get in your car and drive for half an hour to get there. But one unequivocal thing I have to say about Atlanta is this: in the Spring, the weather here is amazing.
(O snail, climb Mount Fuji, but slowly, slowly!)
Michelle -- The weather in the northeast has been amazing this spring as well. 80s last week, 70s this week. I have to say THANK GOD after the horrible winter that we just finished.
ReplyDeletelove #2's expression!!
ReplyDeleteI live in the South as well (north Texas to be exact) and I agree that the weather this spring has been AMAZING. A welcome change over that "record-setting snowstorm" that we got this winter (a whole 12 inches of snow! This city couldn't function! Ha.)
ReplyDeleteSeems that the pollen has been extra bad this year...it's not normally this thick. If that makes you feel any better.
-Rachel
OH WHAT AMAZING PICTURES!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors - love the composition - love it all! Can't get over how very blue the sky is.
Your family is so adorable.
And I love the little line at the end of your post. I will confess to being ignorant of its source. Did you write that, or is it an excerpt from a famous work I should totally know... but don't?
Again - lovely pictures!
I'm pretty sure that last bit is a Zen koan that I remember from "Seymour: An Introduction" by J.D. Salinger...I'm not sure of the original writer, though.
ReplyDeleteCaption for photo #5:
ReplyDelete"You talkin' to me?"
Spring is nice minus the allergy.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures!
wow mack is so big now! how they grow so quick.
ReplyDeletemight have some poison ivy behind cal in that first photo. Possibly something to check.
ReplyDeleteLeaves of three, let them be. Leaves of four, eat some more!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so vibrant ! What type of camera do you use? I'm looking for a new one and yours seems so good !
ReplyDeleteMel
Wow, that first picture- Cal is really growing fast from a cute baby into a handsome boy, and Mack is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are very nice. i like the fourth one. it shows the beautiful nature scene.
ReplyDeleteYou do realize that the pollen is actually plant sperm, right?
ReplyDeleteGreat, so nature is jizzing all over me.
ReplyDeleteOh, in answer to a previous question: the Nikon D90.
ReplyDeletewhere's ol' coop?
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