Why I Love: March and Welcoming a New Season

I love spring. My first name, Stacy, even means “of the springtime” in some translations and “Resurrection” in others. Both befit the awakening I feel within as this month slowly but surely ushers in warmer temps, blooming flowers and brighter sun.

It’s a transition that each of us can mirror, by taking time this month to reassess, recharge and refocus.

In the days between now and the first official day of spring (March 20) take in the wonder around you and recognize the lessons each day brings. Find some beauty where it seems lacking. Thank the darkness and coldness for the incubating space it has provided for this month’s beauty to form, grow strong and eventually blossom.

Then open your arms wide with welcome to all that awaits you, and don’t look back. Spring is coming.

Author: Stacy Hawkins Adams

Through her fiction and nonfiction, author, journalist and writing coach Stacy Hawkins Adams inspires readers (and budding writers) to find meaning in their own stories, grow from life's lessons and thrive. Like this post? Please leave a comment, then share it with others. Also visit Stacy at StacyHawkinsAdams.com to sign up for her newsletter, and friend/follow her on Instagram @StacyInspires, Twitter @StacyInspires and Facebook @StacyInspires. Learn more about her coaching services at AuthorInYou.com.

2 thoughts on “Why I Love: March and Welcoming a New Season”

  1. Thank you for this beautiful post. I, too, love spring. Being a May Birthday Girl, it’s a special time for me. Just a few days ago, I was pleasantly startled by lavender crocuses adorning several yards in my neighborhood. The sight of those happy blossoms brightened my morning.

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    1. Thanks for reading, Jackie! Enjoy those lovely crocuses. Seeing early morning blooms often brightens my day as well. Wishing you a wonderful spring ahead. Thanks again for stopping by!

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