Change is in the Air

You wouldn't know it from looking at the view out my back door. Snow is still on the ground and there is a chill in the air. But spring is on the way. The sun is shining, the temperatures are rising and slowly the snow is melting.  

The change of seasons always makes me feel renewed and hopeful even more so with the kind of year we have had because of covid and all the national turmoil. 

Here in Montana, it always feels like the seasons are wrestling with each other when the transition happens. So we will have days that make me think winter will last forever and then day that tell me spring is on the way. We may even have one or two more snowstorms before this is over. 

I am looking forward to sunshine, warmth and being able to walk the trails and sit in the park by the pond without being bundled up or worrying about slipping on the ice. I am looking forward to being able to travel again. The change in seasons reminds me that nothing last forever, except for God and his promises. BTW the sculpture in the photo was made by my late husband. I think it is fitting to have a flower in the picture since I am talking about springs, even if it is made of metal. 

I do not have a favorite season. All of them have something good to celebrate. Even winter means staying inside where it is cozy and warm, maybe reading a book. Summer means getting out, being with people more and maybe even a BBQ or two. How about you, do you have a favorite season? What do you love about it? What are you looking forward to in the coming months? Leave a comment with your email address and I will send two readers a copy of my book Fatal Vendetta. In addition to the suspense and romance plot of of two reporters chasing after the same story. There is the story of the heroine finding healing for a secret in her past.