by Nan Moss and David Corbin
There’s something about March, with its winds and wild swings of temperature. Winter storms, floods, tornados – last year record heat, this year record snow…
Change is in the air, the trees are waking up, the birds are on the move (just saw a crow flying by dangling a strand of last summer’s straw from its beak!)
Even the storms now seem to rapidly switch up their presentations as they swirl by – first snow, then rain, back to snow, now ice, all topped off – glazed by wind.
