So J is for ... what? Jam? I like jam (jelly in the US, I think?) My brother-in-law makes great jam. I have a jar of last year's raspberry in the fridge.
J is also for (winter) jasmine. Even on a dull day like today it brings a little bit of sunshine to the garden.
There are other early signs of spring. The hellebore is flowering
and the crocus.
A word I associate with spring is joy. That begins with a J too.
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Is blogging alphabetically the NaBloPoMo theme? Or are you just doing it for fun?
To keep things in perspective:
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lol! Oh, that's good.
The theme for this month is character - thought I'd do characters of the alphabet :)
the crocus' are amazing....j is for jammin' which your pics are...smiles
nice! thanks, Brian :)
That last pic (together with your words) is totally what it's all about Betty ;))
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