After a long time asleep, our trees are finally coming back to life! This week I was excited to see these beautiful snowy-white apricot blossoms. It is a young tree, only about 4-5 years old, but last year it bore excellent fruit. Other trees are stirring awake as well, the rosemary and sage are in bloom, and I have a bunch of tomato seedlings started indoors, from seeds we had never tried before, which promise especially large tomatoes (I don’t recall the exact name at the moment. It’s written on the packet). We ordered some and thought we might as well give it a go this year.
Overall, spring is here in earnest: a beautiful and exciting season, full to burst with juices of life but, alas, also of necessary chores such as getting the house in shape for Pesach, which prevents me from being outdoors as much as I would have liked in this glorious weather.
Domestic Felicity 
That is a lovely picture. Our garden is waking up too. Somehow I have daffodils growing in a tree stump.They are pretty but I didn’t plant them.
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Peggy, some of the prettiest things in our garden are ones we didn’t plant.
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Pesach doesn’t begin until April 11. How will you keep your house clean until then? In our house things get lugged from room to room constantly.
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That’s a challenge indeed! I start with things that only get cleaned once in a blue moon, such as closets and the storage shed.
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How beautiful! Blossoms are such a wonderful thing!
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Yes, and there’s so much more to look forward to!
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