This evening, Chéri brought to my attention that there was a new bird in our backstreet mini forest.
It wasn’t a new bird, but certainly one that we hadn’t heard in months. And our little feathery friend sure had a lot to say. It kept singing on and on and on… So I sat on the balcony and I listened.
Today, my thoughts were rather darkish. I don’t think it is necessary to go into details, but let’s just say that I needed a little lift up.
So I stayed there, listening to this robin’s first song of the spring. It took me a while to spot it at the top of the highest tree. It just stood there, singing in the sunset. And I let my mind wander, for a good ten minutes. I filmed the following short video just before another robin flew in. I don’t have bionic eyes, but I am pretty sure it was a ladybird…
It didn’t make me forget what had brought me down earlier. But, it reminded me that there were still beautiful little things to enjoy… Especially when others don’t have that chance.
Easy to listen to all day, they never have a bad thing to say
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So true, Alice… Probably the main reason I love listening to them so much 🙂
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I hope you feel better soon and if you do want a giggle, you can always go and have a look at my map 😉
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The little robin helped, but I’m still bummed a little… I’ll tell you about it. Oh, and your map does rock!!
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I have just been informed Wisconsin is not where I thought it was. It appears to have moved north
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❤ and hugs!
I love listening to birds sing!
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Robins and the crocuses blooming were always my sure signs Spring was close. I’m glad they gave you some cheer.
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Robins and the crocuses blooming were always my sure signs Spring was close. I’m glad they gave you some cheer.
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