Spring meaning

March is the month that winter and spring collide. And boy do they collide. With unseasonably warm weather followed by whipping high winds and then snow. (I’m sorry to hear some of you are going to be walloped with a foot or more.) March is definitely the month when the sun shines warm and the winds blow […]

Wouldn't the garden be less interesting if it were full of identical flowers who all bloomed at the same time? "When I investigated Oubaitori, I discovered that it represents a concept I deeply value: not comparing yourself with others. It is a word that comes together from the Kanji for the four trees that bloom in spring: cherry blossoms, plums, peaches and apricots. According to the Japan Times: ” Each flower blooms in its own time, and the meaning behind the idiom is that we all grow…

This vibrant flower shines with resilience, truth and forgiveness, and brings an eternal reminder of spring and new beginnings. It’s also one of March’s birth flowers!

Hre is a chart showing the meaning of some summer flowers, to help in decorations and weddings: Source: JustFab

Jordan on Instagram: "Spring weather is soon upon us which means we are opening the doors to so many new *free* adventures! I'm looking forward to going on a nature walk with the boys and having a backyard bonfire the most. What are you most excited about for this spring season? What would you add to this list? #nospend #nospendchallenge #nospend2023"

St. Exupery. even though i will try not to hurt you. but i am ready to take up any challenge for you.:*

Vernorexia

As the chill of winter begins to fade in Japan, everyone starts to get excited for Sakura Season! Japanese convenience stores start releasing their sakura flavoured products, one of the most trendy food items of the year. Sakura decorations begin popping up all over the city. People begin to gather in the park. And the