End Of Hibernation Comments
And now the time approaches
When finally after months of waiting
The season begins to weaken
It's grip worn out from its enduring hold
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I told myself I was going to start doing sit-ups two months ago. I guess I didn't listen. As your poem progressed I suddenly found myself right smack dab in the middle of spring. You managed to do this both subtly and swiftly. And it reminded me... I have to tell myself to start taking care of my gardens this year. I've let them get terribly overgrown with weeds for three years straight. Now if I'll only listen.
Yes in the spring time it's somehow easier to find motivation to do such things. Get in shape or fix up the yard etc. Cabin fever leaves us with energy in abundance. But once the warm days are expected rather than welcomed cheerfully as a commodity that motivation seems harder to come by.... If never been much a fan of pulling weeds either
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7/20/2025 5:24:07 AM # 1.0.0
Mike, Kelly and I always tell each other that we are like brothers, and now I have another one in you! ! I was about 150 lbs back in November, now when I weighed myself at the beginning at February I stood proudly at 165 pounds! ! I gained 15 pounds in about four months! ! And now, I need to lose at least 10 of it.. You are my brother Mike, really my long lost twin brother: -)
I think a lot of us have a way of picking up a few pounds through the winter months. But at least for me, come early spring I'm ready to shed my winter coat and enjoy the warm months with a more fit body to walk around in. Yes we are brothers Souren. And a good thing to. I've never had a friend from so far away. But I feel if we ever were to meet we might have some telling birthmark or something to that degree which could cement our suspicions. As for Kelly... Haha he would enjoy this: He is more like a strange (yet brilliant) uncle with an innate ability to relate to anyone. Even people half his years. I'm glad we are all friends