Happy New Year from East Tennessee, where I had daffodils in bloom
('Rijnveld's Early Sensation') on Christmas Day and record high temperature of
75
degrees. So much rain that there were rivers running across both the front
and back yards. Friends from across town couldn't get here for Christmas
dinner because of roads under water. Snowdrops and Lenten Roses are also
blooming and most other bulb flowers are coming up. Weird Weather!!! This,
after below zero temperatures, ice and snow the last two years. The yard
was full of robins this morning, and I've been hearing frogs peeping in the
creek nearby. (It is supposed to return to normal temperatures the first
week of the new year.)
Pardon the unprofessional dialog, but I miss the back and forth we used to
have.
Elin Johnson_______________________________________________
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