Soup du jour

As promised, Part Two of Froggy and Eunice on Wheels:

The Big Race

Seasonal Savorings

March 8th

Daylight Savings Time Begins

March 17th

St. Patrick’s Day

A gallery of fun, by David:

Village

Erin Go Bragh

Ribbons From Rachel

March 20th

Vernal Equinox ~ First Day of spring

Romeo Robin and Juliet, by Laura

A wonderful springtime trilogy from Laura:

Interlopers ~ Interlopers Epilogue ~ The Saga Continues

Getting ready for spring, by Anne Marie:

Out with the Old

Baby Herons

March 21st through Aril 19th

Early Spring

Aries Season

Aries Native American animal totem is The Red Hawk

Red hawks are energetic, forthright, and sincere people who admire these qualities in others as well. They are clear sighted and can quickly spot insincerity or a tendency toward manipulative behaviors in others. Unafraid to speak their minds, they are usually correct in their assessments. If others will open their minds and listen to what they have to offer, it can go a long way to healing and cleansing negativity in all they touch.

The opal has been used by people from very early times and is considered a symbol of hope, the very promise of spring itself.

Springtime Wonders

Red hawk people are members of the Thunderbird clan, the earliest group in the year governed by the fire element. Think of the first small spark needed to light a huge warming fire and that will help you understand the uncanny ability of red hawk people to be catalysts for change, growth and innovation.

Enjoy a very “Aries” tale about the exuberant hope that the first hints of spring can bring:

Snow White in wonderland