Spring                                    Waxing Flower Moon

Yesterday the magnolia blossoms fell like snow driven by the wind.  This bold spring has leaped right into existence, confounding plants, gardeners and meteorologists.  I like it.  The transition from winter to summer often happens in the same way with a cold April followed by a chilly May, then June and the heat.  Not so now.  A real, southern spring with sun and warm breezes.

A tour of Spanish art this morning then a stop at the Wedge to pick up some new items for our pantry.