March 2026 - March into Spring!
March 2026 Blog - March into Spring!
March certainly came in like a lion here in Northern New Jersey and North Eastern Pennsylvania! We were greeted with a light coating of snow and ice on March 1st and into the early hours of March 2nd—just enough to remind us that winter isn’t quite ready to pack its bags.
Now, I’m eagerly waiting for that sweet little lamb to arrive, bringing milder breezes, budding flowers, and yes… longer daylight hours. I always look forward to turning the clocks ahead for Daylight Saving Time (beginning March 12) and soaking in those brighter evenings. I cannot wait!
March is such a beautiful bridge between seasons, sprinkled with meaningful celebrations:
☘️ St. Patrick’s Day (March 17)
🌸 The Spring Equinox/First Day of Spring (March 20)
⏰ Daylight Saving Time (March 12)
It’s also Women’s History Month, honoring the successes and sacrifices of women across the United States. Its roots trace back to March 8, 1857, when hundreds of brave women in New York City garment and textile factories rallied to protest harsh working conditions. Their courage paved the way for progress and continues to inspire generations.
On the home front, March is our “catch-up” month. We’re tackling those personal commitments—doctor and dentist appointments, and yes… preparing for income taxes (not exactly fun, but necessary!). Getting these tasks checked off now clears the path for what we truly love: creating and preparing for our upcoming live events beginning in April. That’s when the real fun begins!
We are truly looking forward to April — especially as we celebrate Sean’s 18th birthday! It’s hard to believe how quickly the years have flown by. What a beautiful milestone to welcome during a season that’s all about new beginnings. With Easter just around the corner, we’re embracing this time of renewal, joy, and fresh possibilities with grateful hearts.
So here’s to March — a little bit lion, a little bit lamb, and a whole lot of promise. 🌷
Looking forward to seeing you soon.
With warmth,
Linda