Once the weather and our health had finally improved, his parents and I took my grandson to the park where his perpetual energy found a better outlet than in a small, two-bedroom apartment. There I discovered signs of spring, one of which were a number of these small daisies in patches throughout the grass. I felt much as Edna did, only substituting “photograph” for “touch.” I fell far short of a hundred, but they certainly made me glad.
“I will be the gladdest thing under the sun! I will touch a hundred flowers and not pick one.”
― Edna St. Vincent Millay
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So glad to hear you are all well enough to venture outdoors! Such cheerful simple perfection, these daisies!
Thanks, Ju-Lyn. It was good to feel better!
In Romania we say that keeping a pot of daisies by the front door brings good luck.
Thank you for sharing 🌼
Then there was good luck on this park. 😉
janet
Lovely to be out again
That it was!
Cool!
That quote brings me so much joy when I’m out amoung the flowers. These are lovely!
They were tiny but beautiful. I always loved seeing all the spring wildflowers back in Illinois.
An outing with loved ones is really amazing. Lovely daisies 🙂
Being with loved ones is best but the daisies made it even better. 🙂
Hello.
Beautiful reminder to appreciate the simple things in life, like the arrival of spring and the joy of spending time outdoors with loved ones. Thanks for sharing!
Hi, Michelle. I appreciate your visit and comment! The arrival of spring is both simple and amazing, isn’t it? I’m so happy you enjoyed the post.
janet
Glad you are feeling better. Nothing like a family outing along with seeing flowers!
Have a great weekend!
Thanks, Nancy. Despite getting sick and the less-than-stellar weather, we managed to have a good time. 🙂 You have a great weekend as well.