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The seasons (especially the change of seasons) always changes the way I write. When it’s cold and dark I find that my writing mirrors that. I am definitely ready for spring weather – and happy, upbeat spring writing 🙂
My writing is super morose in the winter, and much more cheerful in the spring and summer. And I write more when the weather warms up because I like to write outdoors. Happy Spring!
I feel much more inspired in the spring! Although sometimes it’s harder to buckle down and write because I just want to relax outside 🙂
I sat in my backyard yesterday, wiggling my toes, writing my poetry. Thank goodness Ms. Spring is back!
Absolutely. Happy Spring!
Spring brings me hope. From a tiny seed grows huge possibilities.