Tag Archives: Winter into Spring

Welcome, Spring!

Posted on March 20, 2019 by SpookyMrsGreen

Today we celebrate Spring Equinox, and what a long-awaited time it has been. Our winter seems to have gone on forever, and yet we didn’t really experience a prolonged cold spell. It was just grotty, and dull, and miserable. We … Continue reading →

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Back to School

Posted on January 7, 2019 by SpookyMrsGreen

Hello! Are you back to school and work today after a nice Christmas holiday? Perhaps you continued to work all through Christmas, so nothing is different. Perhaps you have an extra day off and don’t return to school until tomorrow. … Continue reading →

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The Storm has Passed – for Now

Posted on March 14, 2018 by SpookyMrsGreen

Spring is finally in the air after our “Beast from the East” that ravaged the UK during the past few weeks. Today we had heavy rain in the morning, but now the sun is shining, and the air feels fresh. … Continue reading →

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Spring Equinox at Stonehenge

Posted on March 15, 2017 by SpookyMrsGreen

The wheel of the year is turning, and we are fast approaching Spring Equinox and Ostara. Where is the year going? We say the same thing at around the same time every year, although I do feel more of a … Continue reading →

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Winter Warmers on a Snowy Day

Posted on January 27, 2017 by SpookyMrsGreen

We are now settling into 2017 and deep in the cold, dark days of January. Christmas is but a distant memory, school and work are back on track, and the daily routine continues as always. I am feeling very cheerful … Continue reading →

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Ostara Blessings and the Turning of the Wheel

Posted on March 24, 2014 by SpookyMrsGreen

This weekend saw the celebration of Ostara, the beginning of the season of Spring. Over here in the UK our weather was, as always, very interchangeable and unpredictable. We had beautiful bright sunshine, but the rain poured down frequently in … Continue reading →

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Celebrating Ostara and the Beginning of Spring

Posted on March 26, 2013 by SpookyMrsGreen

We will soon be celebrating the Christian festival of Easter, but at this time of year we also recognise the change of season as we move from Winter into Spring. Traditionally this was the time when country dwellers would step … Continue reading →