Magnificent Magnolia #Wordless Wednesday.
On March 11 2019 the magnolia was already in full bloom (before Storm Gareth).
Magnolia 11 March 2019 
Magnolia 11 March 2019 #2 
How different it all looked in mid-March last year! In Bridport (West Dorset, the UK, Europe, in the Northern Hemisphere), the tree was bare – and then came our second bout of snow.
March 16 2018
March 18 2018
(Almost Wordless Wednesday.)
What’s it like where you are?
I’ve already enjoyed this post from Gretchen at ‘Thoughts become Words’: ‘Undrought’ by Casey Williams.
Maria Donovan 
Great photos, Maria. Very evocative of the time of year.
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Thanks, Jim!
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Wow, just so different, Maria! And thank you for the mention 🙂
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Your book The Chicken Soup Murder has arrived and I posted a teaser. The parcel and a dragon feature but I do promise to write a review! https://thoughtsbecomewords.com/2019/03/19/a-dragon-delivered-my-parcel/
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Thanks very much! I do hope you enjoy reading it. The dragon is a nice touch. As I am learning Welsh with Duolingo, dragons feature quite a bit. I shall have to look up how to say ‘a dragon delivered my parcel’!
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I’m looking forward to reading it! As that really is the dragon on our front doorstep, I’d also love to say that in Welsh 🙂 I have a Wales Readathon book review in the pipeline (Dylan Thomas) and learned how to say ‘enjoy reading’ in Welsh.
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Dw i’n mwynhau darllen!
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And I do, too.
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