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Southern Illinois

Flowers, Easter (Bald Knob Cross is here), sunshine, nature walks, etc.

March 31
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Members shared warm enthusiasm about the arrival of spring and the simple joys it brings, from wearing shorts and opening windows to watching... Read more

Members shared warm enthusiasm about the arrival of spring and the simple joys it brings, from wearing shorts and opening windows to watching flowers bloom and plants thrive in their gardens. Several members described seasonal markers they look forward to, including berries ripening, new buds appearing on trees, cool evening breezes, and the beauty of local landmarks like Bald Knob Cross at Easter. A recurring theme was gratitude for the changing seasons and the small moments of comfort they offer, even as members acknowledged the trade-offs like upcoming summer heat or the contrasting autumn season in the Southern Hemisphere.

A MyDepressionTeam Member

I wore shorts for my walk two days last week, today and it looks like the weather may cooperate tomorrow for the same. It's a sign to mothball the sweats, sweaters and balaclava until next mid-November at the earliest.

I welcome the spring and all the beauty it holds...

March 31
A MyDepressionTeam Member
April 1
A MyDepressionTeam Member

That time of the year...

March 31
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Here's Bald Knob Cross at Easter near me.
Thought you might like this.

April 5
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Th greens look like holly hocks. Probably some wild hollyhocks. Here's painting of my neighbor's hollyhocks. Another neighbor painted it and I just love it. Hers aren't wild. They are planted and I'm trying to get some started in my yard.

April 1

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