Shaking off the echoes of yesterday

[sovay]

How has this month been going? I woke up to spring and didn't even realize. It looks the part: the occasional crocus, a faint fluff of clouds in a harebell sky. Hestia is absorbing the sun-flood from my desk. I will be celebrating the equinox with an MRI. My major accomplishment of yesterday was successfully wresting a permit from the Parking Department. I am filing a request for an intercalary year.

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[ride_4ever]

By me the weather is still "erratic" -- 70s predicted for tomorrow and 50s predicted for the day after that. I am anxious for it to stay steadily warm enough for me to put my over-wintering houseplants outside.

[asakiyume]

Here's to the best possible outcome from the MRI.

Hooray for Spring!

[jesse_the_k]

Strongly bound to forythia in my youth.

Bring your very best foamy earplugs to the MRI (mother of devils the things are getting even louder!)

[mrissa]

I learned at lunch today that when my college advisor was young and dating his wife, she was working as a bank teller, so on the spring equinox he drove through her lane and put crocuses through the pneumatic tube to her. I find this story delightful and thought you might too.

[pameladean]

May the MRI earn its keep by proving useful.

My crocuses are keeping an extremely low profile. But I should check on the snowdrops. P.

[gremdark]

Today was the first day that felt like proper spring in my neck of the woods as well. I had a little lie in the sun in the front yard in between afternoon tasks.

[gwynnega]

I hope the MRI was useful!

(Our first day of spring was the final day of a ridiculous March heatwave.)