This is how we began the month of April here in New England.
SNOW!
SNOW!
The crocus and daffodils had already been making their way out of the ground reaching for the sun when Mother Nature decided winter wasn't over yet. The resilience of the daffodils always amazes me and I thought maybe I might take a hint from them. Instead of getting agitated at the late season cold and snow I could sit back have a little patience and let things happen as they will and are meant to not as I want them to. More easily said than done, I know, when we are all craving the greenery of new plants and the warmth of the spring sun. The best part is that we know it will get here eventually because it always does!
Upcoming Workshops
| Mailscape Collage Workshop Monday, April 23rd 6pm - 9pm The Red House Cultural Arts Center 22 Darling Rd., Salem, CT 06420 Registration info HERE or call (860) 608-6526 |  |
 | Mother's Day & Spring Origami Wreath Workshop Sunday, April 29th 1pm - 4pm Spectrum Art Gallery 61Main Street, Centerbrook, CT 06409 Registration info HERE or call (860) 767-0742 |
Where you can see my work
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 | Mixed Messages: Graphic Art in Words & Images April 8 - June 3The New England Museum of Art at Deerfield Valley Art Assoc. 105 Main St, Northfield, MA |
 | Birds and Their Habitats Saturday, April 28 Opening Reception 5 - 8pm The Red House Cultural Arts Center 22 Darling Rd, Salem, CT |
Every gardener knows that under the cloak of winter lies a miracle...
A seed waiting to sprout, a bulb opening to the light, a bud straining to unfurl.
And the anticipation nurtures our dreams.
~ Barbara Winkler
A seed waiting to sprout, a bulb opening to the light, a bud straining to unfurl.
And the anticipation nurtures our dreams.
~ Barbara Winkler
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