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Does March Come In Like A Lion And Go Out Like a Lamb?
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March drudges out February and then sort of fades to spring so yes and no.
I'll take sunny, but you can keep the dust.
I hope not because it just came in like a lamb for me and I do NOT want it going out like a lion. I'm OVER the cold weather and snow. DONE! (please let me be done)
beautiful blue skies with harmless white clouds, i am going for a walk later.
Gretchen wrote: "I hope not because it just came in like a lamb for me and I do NOT want it going out like a lion. I'm OVER the cold weather and snow. DONE! (please let me be done)"Me too.
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For instance, today it was snowing when we woke up, but now it is sunny outside and I didn't even bring a coat because the afternoon is supposed to be nice.
Beautiful day today in the golden corner of SC, but a winter warning for tomorrow...yuck!!! I am so tired of cold and snow (as if we really get that much snow; I guess that's why I'm not really a fan of it!). We had snow on March 2nd last year, too.
Other than the time thing, I LOOOOOVE spring so much it makes me wanna break out in "dance" like this: imagine Heidi the ballerina girl :)
Perfect song for a night owl like you, Heidi. :)I do love the blooming plum trees we get in Olympia this time of year. They look all misty purple right now.
I like stereotypical March. I like those days when the rain tries to bash in the windows and leaving the house, expecting to stay dry, is folly.
But today March looks like February. I guess March is, what, four hours old. But I want the sun out, first, and then the rain. Still, the local highs are all above thirty for the week. I don't like March when it's grey, and the snow is dirty, and I don't know about this going out like a lamb, part, that must be for a different part of the country...