Springing rosebud pom poms!
(Photo by Chelsea, Rose bud pom-pom decor in Shanghai. Taken as we drove by. Can you image such a lovely decor just hanging out underneath a freeway overpass?)
(Click the photo to see the full view.)
Thanks for caring enough to guess yesterday what I cannot tell you what we did. Thanks for saying you would not be judgemental… that helps. But hey… My mother reads this blog otherwise I might tell you… you see at fifty – three years of age, I still care about what my mother thinks. Though I should have thought of that before this point.
Last night daughter and I went to bed at three a.m.
This morning is foggy.
What are the first signs of spring? Or like I call it "Springing"! Whenever I see such signs I say, "Yah, Springing it is!"
Here are some of the "Springing" signs we saw in China.
– Polka dotted pants popping up.
– Wedding cake dresses appear.
– Proms waltzing in.
– Buffers buffing.
– Babies and dogs hanging out in the park.
– Clothes doing the outside drying dance.
– Dippers skinning.
(Ah, no we didn't join them. I would admit to skinny dipping. Though I gotta say the skinny dipper was gutsy doin' the dippin' in daylight, amongst a million people in a lake where you couldn't see the bottom.)
– Impromptu cat napping.
The Chinese got my mother beat… My Mom can take a cat nap in a blink of an eye. So can French Husband. They can close their eyes and BAM they are sound asleep, and wake up in ten minutes refreshed and ready to go.
The Chinese it seems can do the same.
– Strawberries starring.
– Light showers springing for ten seconds here and there, bringing flowers, and soggy shoes.
-Springing means the appearance of Capris and high heels.
Note:
If three hundred of you admit to something you have done that is wildly wild, I'll admit to the act that Chelsea and I did… Three hundred of you admitting to something (and you can only add one comment), having the bar set that high certainly will prevent me from having to ever to share my secret.
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