Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

The only rule is that you have to have the word "spring" somewhere in your entry. And "spring" must refer to the season itself.

I'm hoping this one won't end up lasting for several weeks, but I can't think of any more restrictions right now so if it does, sorry.

"On a golden springtime, underneath the ground, a tiny seedling . . ."

-"On a golden springtime"

"Oh what do you do in the springtime, when all the world is green"

-Oh what do you do...

Craig Jessop wrote:"Oh what do you do in the springtime, when all the world is green"

-Oh what do you do...

I thought it was "summertime" (unless there's another verse I'm not familiar with).

"Springtime for Hitler and Germany watch out Europe, we're going on tour"

-'Springtime for Hitler' from The Producers

Katya wrote:

Craig Jessop wrote:"Oh what do you do in the springtime, when all the world is green"

-Oh what do you do...

I thought it was "summertime" (unless there's another verse I'm not familiar with).

Seconded.

"Winter, spring, summer, or fall, all you have to do is call"

James Taylor, "You've Got a Friend"

"Spring is bursting out all over! All over the [something something something]."

I confess, I'm not sure if it's "bursting out" or "busting out," so I may be out on the first round.

I looked out the window and what did I see? Popcorn popping on the apricot tree. Spring has brought me such a nice surprise...

Come on, Mormons!

...since Craig got the lyrics wrong can I use the right ones?

"Oh what do you do in the springtime, when the whole world's just comin' alive?"
"Oh What Do You Do in the Summertime", InsideOut

If not, I've got contingencies.

On a related note, today is perfectly springlike. I am wearing short sleeves and open-toed shoes! (With nylons, of course.)

C is for wrote:On a related note, today is perfectly springlike. I am wearing short sleeves and open-toed shoes! (With nylons, of course.)

Today is fairly springlike here, as well. (Tomorrow's anticipated 10" of snow—not so much.)

We're expected to get snow again this weekend. Just in time for Conference! [sigh] Conference is so much better when it's springtime outside. But definitely not 10".

"Silver white winters that melt into spring, these are a few of my favorite things!"
-My Favorite Things, Sound of Music

Florida is not having a good beginning of spring. Tornadoes + tents + airplanes are no fun. My dad and I almost went down there, actually.

Quiet Lamb wrote:Florida is not having a good beginning of spring. Tornadoes + tents + airplanes are no fun. My dad and I almost went down there, actually.

What's up with the tents and airplanes?

"The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la, have nothing to do with the case."

-- "The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring," The Mikado

Katya wrote:"Spring is bursting out all over! All over the [something something something]."

I confess, I'm not sure if it's "bursting out" or "busting out," so I may be out on the first round.

I seem to remember this as "busting" but I'm not sure either.

But now I'm a bit confused. I always thought this was the same song as "June is busting out . . .". Is it the same song? Is it a different part of the song?

Defy V wrote:

Katya wrote:"Spring is bursting out all over! All over the [something something something]."

I confess, I'm not sure if it's "bursting out" or "busting out," so I may be out on the first round.

I seem to remember this as "busting" but I'm not sure either.

But now I'm a bit confused. I always thought this was the same song as "June is busting out . . .". Is it the same song? Is it a different part of the song?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure there isn't any "spring" in "June is Busting Out All Over."

Dead Cat wrote:

Defy V wrote:

Katya wrote:"Spring is bursting out all over! All over the [something something something]."

I confess, I'm not sure if it's "bursting out" or "busting out," so I may be out on the first round.

I seem to remember this as "busting" but I'm not sure either.

But now I'm a bit confused. I always thought this was the same song as "June is busting out . . .". Is it the same song? Is it a different part of the song?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure there isn't any "spring" in "June is Busting Out All Over."

Awesome. I should have given up before I even started.

"I love the hour the seasons change and winter turns to spring and empty branches welcome newborn leaves."

--"Let Me In" from Rigoletto

Dead Cat wrote:

Defy V wrote:

Katya wrote:"Spring is bursting out all over! All over the [something something something]."

I confess, I'm not sure if it's "bursting out" or "busting out," so I may be out on the first round.

I seem to remember this as "busting" but I'm not sure either.

But now I'm a bit confused. I always thought this was the same song as "June is busting out . . .". Is it the same song? Is it a different part of the song?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure there isn't any "spring" in "June is Busting Out All Over."

But then again, the song I know is definitely "Spring is bustin' out all over." Do you think they changed the lyrics to make it more meaningful to people who have spring before June?

"well in know it's just a spring haze, but i don't much like the look of it"

Tori Amos, "Spring Haze"

I think I'll extend Day 1 all through today.