New growth
Living in South Florida certainly has it's perks. While many of our northern family and friends have struggled through a record setting winter, winter in South Florida tends to be pretty consistent. It's warm and sunny and fairly dry. In fact, our winter has been much warmer than usual (not to brag) and we're running our air conditioning at a time when most people are running their heat. Someone told me the other day that they really missed living where there are seasons and I thought that was sort of funny because we DO have seasons in South Florida, but they are more subtle than seasons in more northern climates. We don't get dramatic leaf turning displays or snow storms, but I always notice spring in South Florida, maybe even more than some of our other seasons. Suddenly, the days are longer. It's not dark at 5 any more, now it's still light at 6:30. The mockingbirds are out and reminding everyone that they are here and why don't we notice them?