Paganocity

So yesterday, if groundhogs lived in southwest Florida, I think not a one would have seen his shadow all day.  The gopher tortoise, our keystone burrow-maker, did not see his either.  If these Internets are to be trusted, the weather at cross-quarter points is traditionally used to predict conditions for the next six weeks until the season's peak.  The opposite weather is predicted, so my cool and cloudy Groundhog Day (or Imbolc, if you prefer) predicts warm spring weather close behind.  For once, I am glad to see the end of Winter.  The tiny tomato seedlings that have appeared in my wet-napkin-stuffed-into-a-jar sprouter are happy as well.  They'll need to move into some soil soon. 

Enjoy Spring~