Love This! Sensations of Spring

Is anyone else as happy as a jaybird that it's spring? I am! And not only has the weather been absolutely amazing lately (today isn't looking so good, but the past few days...gorgeous!), but my parents arrived in town yesterday and it's wonderful to have them here during such a beautiful time of year. We went on a nice walk on Theodore Roosevelt Island yesterday, and are hoping to head to Mt. Vernon for a day touring George & Martha Washington's homestead sometime in the next day or so... 

So anyways, in  the meantime, and in celebration of spring really and truly being here (and of Easter being around the corner!), here's a roundup of some of my favorite springtime images, collected from the interwebs.

Enjoy!

So picturesque and reminds me of living in France--where people really did fill their bicycle baskets with flowers on a daily basis :) Image via ohhellofriendblog.com.

Just plain gorgeous. Image via brightbazaar.blogspot.com

Can I please take a trip here ASAP? My dream is to someday own a place with a front porch--doesn't have to be this bog, but that would be nice ;) Image via Pinterest.

Springtime wedding, anyone? Or, just for fun around the house ;) Image via pearlsandpowerts.tumblr.com.

Just a beautiful image + fresh asparagus = divine. Great reminder to pick up some springtime greens! Image via lavenderandlilies.blogspot.com.

How cute is this? It's really made of moss! Image via blog.silhouetteamerica.com.

I am a huge fan of unsweetened iced tea, but have never added peaches. Now that looks good--especially in a mason jar ;) Image via whatsheshaving.com.

And just because I'm totally obsessed right now...

Image via smallshopstudio.com

Cute, right? I saw someone wearing mint jeans last weekend (after already having seen TONS of images of mint jeans on blogs, Pinterest, and in magazines), and although I'm not sure I can pull them off, I must get a pair sometime soon. Does anything look more springy? I'm loving anything and everything mint right now...

So here's to spring!

Namaste,
Mary Catherine