Poor Nigel, the unseasonal flurries of snow has sent him into a state of festive flux and Easter confusion ……
…… he was just beginning to start to feel the tingle of Easter expectation …..
….. and now his worrying robustly as to whether the Easter Bunny will have to deliver our Easter eggs in Father Christmas’s sleigh….
…. and will our Easter Egg Hunt eggs will go all soggy in the snow if the itinerant weather continues unabated and akimbo ……and
don’t get me started about him fretting about all the poor daffodils and crocuses being frozen under the snow!! What is he like?
Poor Nigel, the unseasonal flurries of snow has sent him into a state of festive flux and Easter confusion ……
…… he was just beginning to start to feel the tingle of Easter expectation ….. 
….. and now his worrying robustly as to whether the Easter Bunny will have to deliver our Easter eggs in Father Christmas’s sleigh….
…. and will our Easter Egg Hunt eggs will go all soggy in the snow if the itinerant weather continues unabated and akimbo ……and don’t get me started about him fretting about all the poor daffodils and crocuses being frozen under the snow!! What is he like?
.....and that's not to mention all the little creatures waking up as they are due out of hibernation and then there are the birds who should be building their nests..... the frogs that should be spawning.......now I'm fretting along with Nigel..... what is going on here??? JantheFan x
ReplyDeleteQuestions, Questions just keep coming.....not to worry, Nigel, I know the Easter Bunny will have a backup plan in place for this March madness......the spring flowers will make their debut when the snow goes....spring must come sooner or later!!....Dianne
ReplyDeleteme to its so sad for the little critters and all the old peps in the whole country big worried nail biting staying awake at night love marc
ReplyDeleteHopefully the snow will protect the plants from the frost.
ReplyDeleteAn indoor Easter egg hunt would not be out of the question.