Spring Fever
🌸Hey everyone! 🌟🌹🦋 I'm still recuperating from some mysterious hospital visits last week, but the good news is I'm relatively healthy. What a relief! Personally, I just think the Creator was letting me know since I hadn't been in to see a Doctor in 5 years. All my tests were awesome and I give Credit to GoD for watching over me. 🙏😂 I’m pacing myself, and Please know your prayers are always appreciated.♥️
Today was filled with sunshine, and I took advantage of it by painting a bunch of things around the yard; White. It made my heart so happy to see everything cleaner and brighter! I truly believe paint helps things last longer. Understand my yard is made from scraps and recycled or upcycled things. Nothing fancy, yet practicle.
I also indulged my greatest vice (besides chocolate) which is Plants—Flowers and all things Green—especially when I’m feeling that Spring Fever! it's definitely a seasonal thing! So, I splurged on some new Plants for my Planters and even found a new to me variety of a stunning Red Marigold. 🥰
As it says in Ecclesiastes 3:1, “To everything, there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.” Here’s to the Joy of Planting season! 🌱
Written by Paula Johnstone-Whitehawk DNM ®️©️
Springtime often inspires us to refresh not only our surroundings but also our mindset and well-being. I’ve found that embracing the spirit of spring fever goes beyond simply enjoying warmer days; it’s about reconnecting with nature, nurturing growth, and appreciating the small yet meaningful changes around us. One of my favorite spring activities is giving my outdoor spaces a fresh look with a good coat of paint. Painting fences, planters, or garden décor white doesn’t just brighten the yard visually but also creates a clean canvas that highlights the vibrant greens and blossoms of plants. It feels like a simple way to prolong the beauty and life of outdoor materials, especially when using recycled or upcycled items — it’s rewarding to contribute positively to the environment this way. Planting new flowers during spring is like welcoming new friends into your personal sanctuary. My recent discovery of a stunning red marigold variety really sparked joy. Marigolds are not only beautiful but also durable and beneficial; they can repel certain pests naturally, thus promoting a healthy garden. For anyone feeling that burst of spring fever, investing in some colorful plants can be a therapeutic and satisfying hobby. Beyond gardening and outdoor projects, the spiritual dimension of spring can deeply resonate. As noted in Ecclesiastes 3:1, there’s truly a time and season for every purpose. Spring symbolizes renewal and hope, which can be encouraging, especially after facing health challenges or personal trials. Offering gratitude for what we currently have, as highlighted in the positive affirmations from the images, grounds us and invites greater blessings. Integrating these elements—physical activity, creative expression through painting, gardening enthusiasm, and spiritual encouragement—creates a holistic approach to enjoying spring and overcoming personal hurdles. If you’re navigating recovery or simply wanting to make the most of this season, consider combining these practices to nurture your well-being and embrace the joyful spirit of spring fever fully.
