If any of you are from Massachusetts you know we now hold the great honor of just surviving record snowfall.  The record was 108" and we broke that in certain areas, with all areas coming pretty darn close.  The "bragging" rights come from the fact that most of this snowfall happened between late January through the first week of March.  Did I take pictures of these huge mounds of snow?  Yes I did.  Will I ever show them to you.  Absolutely not!  I am not a fan of winter and this sentiment was shared by many this year.  The good new is most of us thought the bigger piles, known as snow farms would not disappear until June.  Well it's happening a little faster than that.  After all, we need to see the spring flowers and green grass.  

I haven't been able to post to my blog because of a fall I took, during the first big blizzard in January.  Long story short, my right arm is a mess and I haven't been able to hold a camera properly.  If I did get out with my camera, I used my tripod, however even that was limited.  Now, finally I am having surgery on my shoulder in a week and will then be on the mend.  I'm a little bummed that I won't be able to hold my camera for about three months.  I will miss capturing our beautiful summer and people enjoying our beautiful summer!  However, it's all good.  Life gives us little speed bumps once in awhile and then we move on.  This surgery is my speed bump and I'm blessed to know I will once again be out with my camera.  

So even, though it hurts like crazy to hold my camera and the pictures are less than wonderful because of my lack of stability, I'm capturing as many pretty moments as I can this week end.  Yesterday I had the chance to see spring in all its glory.  Here is one of my favorites.   I have one more photo shoot today and I will post those later.  So Happy Spring to all and may you be blessed with the knowledge that after the winter, spring will come.