Tires softly sing on the streets glistening with spring rain. [Calgary, April 1st] |
Mist, fog and cloud fade to a distant horizon. [Calgary, April 2nd] |
Driving fast through big puddles is always a splendid joy. [Calgary, April 3rd] |
Indoors all day thinking of the outside. [Calgary, April 4th] |
I'm not sure I'm ready to leap forward. [Calgary, April 5th] |
Grass, brown and matted, is revealed by the vanishing snow. [Calgary, April 6th] |
Rising early, chirping birds, the scent and glisten of rain. [Calgary, April 7th] |
Enshrouded in grey, a bloom of blue in the west. [Calgary, April 8th] |
Striding off to the obvious I find myself alone. [Calgary, April 9th] |
Satisfied but drained by days longer than the sun's. [Calgary, April 10th] |
Winter's detritus shelters unrisen nature. [Calgary, April 11th] |
In unison the choir breathes a sigh of relief. [Calgary, April 12th] |
Unwise tulips now find themselves snow-covered. [Calgary, April 13th] |
Tax time, tax time, it rings in my head, like a death knell. [Calgary, April 14th] |
Old friends, old memories, new meetings. [Calgary, April 15th] |
Grey-dawn birdsong accompanies the frost-scraping. [Calgary, April 16th] |
Bright sun welcomes family teams to gardening duties. [Calgary, April 17th] |
Spring has reawoken the bartering spirit. [Calgary, April 18th] |
That Eastertide with Joy was Bright" Yes! [Calgary, April 19th] |
The river ripples ice-drifted shores-- coyote glides by. [Calgary, April 20th] |
Running or lazing, children revel in the spring warmth. [Calgary, April 21st] |
I pause as hamburgers sizzle on the dusty grill. [Calgary, April 22nd] |
Grey skies, breath of rain, hints of green. [Calgary, April 23rd] |
Spring rains pool in gutters, wash away the dust. [Calgary, April 24th] |
Tangling with twining roses proves painful. [Calgary, April 25th] |
Stiff muscles remind me of all the jobs done yesterday. [Calgary, April 26th] |
Tickets won, a visit to the exotic and unknown. [Calgary, April 27th] |
Sleeping skills reawake in the doing of household chores. [Calgary, April 28th] |
Sixth-grade acting quickly turns Greek tragedy to slapstick farce. [Calgary, April 29th] |
Up early, watering, green shooting out of the beds. [Calgary, April 30th] |