Amazing what one week of sunshine can do

I had physio again this morning (good session, things seem to be coming along, albeit slowly). Of course I had my little Elph with me, since I carry it everywhere. Okay, not the work washroom.

But see what just one week of sunshine and summer temps can do?

May 1st
 
Today, a mere week later.
 
Plus a lovely tulip display!
 
 
 
Would that Spring could last several months, not the week or two (or less--ha) that we typically get. There's no season more soul-renewing and glorious for me!

Purrs from the boys, peace from me.  :-)

Comments

Katie Isabella said…
I loved seeing those photos. Just what I was waiting for. Beautiful pictures and a good display of how mighty Spring is. Blink your eyes and there are blooms and leaves and sweet fragrances in the softer air.
Your campus is simply beautiful!
John Bellen said…
Wow, that's quite a change in a week. The green makes everything seem so fresh and alive. I like the bright greens of spring compared to the dull, waxy greens of summer. Sometimes plants seem tired already by the time June or July arrives!
Kea said…
@Bellen: I know, the contrast is remarkable. It really doesn't take long, though, for the leaves to pop when you have a stretch of weather into the low-mid 20s Celsius (70s F). I love it!
Kea said…
@Katie Isabella: Blink your eyes here and Spring is gone, morphed into the too-muggy, too-hot summer. LOL.
Kea said…
@Laila and Minchie: Yes, I have to say, this is a lovely campus. And particularly enjoyable now that most of the students are gone--lol.
Janet NZ said…
How beautiful it is indeed! We're morphing into winter, but have had a very mild AUtumn - so far:-)
Anonymous said…
Beautiful! After the darkness comes the light. We appreciate it so much more then.
Wow!!! And to think that you recently had snow!
Gorgeous!
Oh, Kim, how did you know orange is my favorite color! The tulips are just stunning. Thank you. And we never get tired of seeing your beautiful campus.
Poppy Q said…
You must truly appreciate spring after such a long harsh winter. To tell the truth, I am a bit jealous, I miss our warm blue skies.

Enjoy.

Julie and Poppy Q
xxx
Saku said…
I'm living vicariously through your photos for the moment. Hopefully with the warmer weather we'll see our trees leafed out soon too!

Thanks for sharing.