I don't think Spring has officially been declared, yet. Who has time to keep track of those things? I can tell you that in my area of the Rio Grande Valley, the air smells much sweeter. I hadn't realized it earlier, because I don't live near any citrus groves, that the citrus trees are blossoming. It hit me as I drove by the Shary-Shivers Estate on the way to UTPA. The area is surrounded by orange and grapefruit trees, so naturally you can't help smelling the sweet perfume given off by the blooms. Today is such a great day. If you have a chance, drive with your windows open and turn off the A/C a while. Enjoy one of the gifts that the RGV offers us if we take time to notice.
It's that time of year again when Winter Texans start to make their way south from the northern states. I have already had phone calls with a Winter Texan client who is getting ready to come down. I think it is fascinating that we can make friends from people who are visiting only seasonally. Looking at the blog stats, I seem to get a peak in traffic every year. So I suppose it must be partly due to many of our friends coming back from up north. Image generated by Gemini 1.5 Pro AI Speaking of seasons, we still have a couple of months to go before the end of hurricane season for 2024. We have been fortunate this year, compared to other parts of the USA. Although, south Texas could use the rain. This time of year makes me happy as we finally have nights that are below 78F like we had all summer. This week we have had mornings in the 60s. While we still have hot days in the 90s, we at least get some respite in the evenings, leading to cool mornings. Returning to RG...
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