Global warming. The planet is behaving like a body with fibro

[1Dog1Kid]

I meant to write this a month ago when it was more relevant. I admired my snow drops in February,mm is that a bit late for snow drops? A week later and I have blooming daffodils right next to them. I spent to days with the weather at a balmy 15 degrees in December and yet now well into March and it was only 3 degrees here this morning.

I think the planet may have fibro,so many conflicting symptoms of injury and pain. It is defiantly showing signs of confusion and yet it's oh so obvious ailments are ignored by many and dismissed by even more. Why isn't it obvious there is something wrong. It used to be so happy and cheerful. The seasons of change were anticipated and it's bad days few. What happened so quickly to change its personality so much. X hope today is a good one for some or many of you

[Hidden]

Good morning sounds like your looking at good times

[Trikki]

I do feel that poor old Mother Nature and our Planet are going through some very bad times....Not that as individuals we can do a lot to help but we can all do our bit to encourage birds/bees/butterflies etc. into our gardens and try not to misuse our resources and recycle whatever we can..Take care x

[peck]

I must say I agree we it you 1Dog1Kid , I'm not sure where you live but in the US the weather is a total mess and it's totally being ignored.We had snow the second week in March and I live in South Carolina which strawberries and peaches were already in bloom luckily I didn't hear of much loss. I'm like you I feel something is wrong and the "ONES" that can do something about it act as if it doesn't even exist. Thanks, Peck 🐤

[TheAuthor]

That is a good one my friend! I have snowdrops, daffodils, tulips and bluebells (in 3 colours) all around the garden and I am at a loss? I even have some succulents in a barrel that are in flower? I want to sincerely wish you all the best of luck and please take care of yourself my friend.

All my hopes and dreams for you

Ken