It's grey and dreary here, with an expected high temperature around 50F. That can only mean one thing: Spring has arrived in New England!
(You can distinguish spring from winter by the daytime high temperatures-- they're both grey and dreary, but winter is grey, dreary, and cold...)
Spring means mud, yard work, and a new academic term. But on the bright side, spring also gives SteelyKid an excuse to show off her spiffy spring hat:
Hope your spring gets off to a good start.
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