More signs of spring, to  override the fewer cold nights and passing snow showers, are tulips about 12" high, daylilies pushing their new green leaves through the clay, pink buds on the flowering pear trees that line the 4-lane on the way to Ingles and Walmart, more bird songs early in the morning.  My push for spring on this 70 degree afternoon was to remove the flannel sheets and put the cotton ones back on and pack away the heavy winter spread.  I washed a couple of outdoor windows and Cliff washed the winter dirt of the Kia.  Robins are not a harbinger of spring here.  We see them off and on all winter, dozens at a time, pulling worms and grubs out of wet lawns.  I haven't observed any nest building or gathering of twigs or dried vines.  My cabbage seeds have sprouted in the sunny dining room window waiting for the garden to be tilled and the soil to reach 40 degrees.  Thursday we're suppose to have snow showers then return to the 60s again. 

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