There are a lot of things about living in New York City that are a far cry from magical -- the garbage water that sits in still pools on the subway tracks, the cash-only restaurants without conveniently-located ATMs, the guy on the corner who says your butt in those jeans looks like two Christmas hams. It's not exactly a fantasy world, I realize this.
Still, there are a few things in this town that just never cease to dazzle me. One of those is the impressive display of blossoms that show up around this time of year. These flowers are positively everywhere, even in the trees. Flowers in TREES?! I mean, whoever heard of such a thing?! Certainly not this little lady from Texas, that's for sure. When I first saw New York's flowers last spring, I was in absolute awe, and after that horrible winter we just had, I could not be happier to see them again this year. I've been taking pictures like a madwoman, and here are a few of my favorites:
By the way, thanks to Ditmas Park Corner for sharing my picture with the rest of the neighborhood! |
Like all good things in this world, these blooms will be gone before you know it, so get out there and experience them for yourself. And if you're from, say, Texas and you don't live around these flowers, go eat a breakfast taco or something BECAUSE YOU CAN!
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I'm from Texas and I wish we had pretty flowers like those! Bluebonnets are nice, but tulips are GORGEOUS.
ReplyDeleteOh man, but I could use some bluebonnets right about now. My hubs brought me some bluebonnet seeds when he went back to Texas to visit family, and I'm tempted to throw them around my local park even though I'm sure that's probably illegal.
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