Thursday, December 22, 2011

Winter Solstice: Think Spring!


Today is the winter solstice — for the year 2011 — when the days stop shortening, reverse direction and begin to grow long again. I have written about this phenomenon in the past, and if you'd like to read my thoughts on the solstice for 2010 (posted on TLLG), please click here.
As for the snowman figurine (seen in the image posted above), who spends the winter season in my succulent garden: He is armed with his watering can and a "Think Spring" sign —  you've heard of occupy Wall Street — well my little figurine is all about "occupy gardens" in the anticipation of spring . . . for after this darkest (re sunlight) day of the year passes, each day will get brighter and brighter!


BTW, apropos of nothing in today's blog entry, I want to remind you that I now have boxed sets of  all occasion greeting cards available which make great gifts for the forthcoming holidays. Some of these cards are now on ETSY; however; the majority of them are featured within the Card Shoppe Pages of my web-site, Patricia Youngquist Photo ArtTo go to where they are located within the beautiful Card Shoppe Pages, please click here to view my selections of delightful greeting cards to honor the festivities.

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