Will Spring Bring Frogs or Princes?
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This is the tiny stream in my garden. It flows into a tiny pond with an island large enough to hold one pine tree. In the spring, frogs emerge from their muddy slumber to sing of love and life. It takes only one day for these frozen guys to defrost and spring into life. We're not there yet, but my ears are pricked for their clarion call. In the meantime, I'm alert for opportunities for transformation. How about you? What do you want to transform this spring?
This is the tiny stream in my garden. It flows into a tiny pond with an island large enough to hold one pine tree. In the spring, frogs emerge from their muddy slumber to sing of love and life. It takes only one day for these frozen guys to defrost and spring into life. We're not there yet, but my ears are pricked for their clarion call. In the meantime, I'm alert for opportunities for transformation. How about you? What do you want to transform this spring?
Posted by Layla Morgan Wilde at 3/10/2010 12:55 PM 
Categories: Nature, Westchester County, Photography, Spirituality
Tags: Frogs into princes
Categories: Nature, Westchester County, Photography, Spirituality
Tags: Frogs into princes
I cannot wait for all the bulbs to come up and become flowers. We just love flowers. And it will be nice to have the grass green again, but then we have to start mowing it. So the flowers and the blooms on the fruit trees in our yard.
Have a great day.
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I like the story but what about kissing frogs?
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Kissing frogs is a metaphor for transformation.
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I will dust off my princess dress. Might meet a frozen frog along the way. Happy days will be here again. Beautiful photo and words.
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Dust away and pucker up: spring is coming!
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