Rafael Anton Irisarri is relieved that spring's finally in bloom.
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It was the start of spring, the city in bloom.
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All the old Transworld videos, 'In Bloom'… I placed in a contest when I was a kid and I won 'In Bloom', 'Sight Unseen' and 'Free Your Mind', and I just watched those on repeat.
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With our mums currently in bloom, that's a frame-worthy photo.
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" He tweeted on Thursday, "panini interpolates parts of nirvana's 'in bloom'.
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Writing out of envy will not produce a tree in bloom.
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The trees are in bloom, but the air is still crisp.
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Sunflowers in Bloom Guests received packets of sunflower seeds to plant.
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The cherry blossoms are in bloom and the city literally smells…nice.
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I went in late March, hoping to see desert wildflowers in bloom.
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The bougainvillea is in bloom, the orange trees bursting with ripe fruit.
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Self-Portrait in Bloom by Niloufar Talebi is now out from l'Aleph.
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The daffodils were in bloom, which meant the garden had to be watered.
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The blood spread across Philando Castile's white shirt like a poppy in bloom.
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Finally, a cactus in bloom is pure poetry, a startling juxtaposition in Technicolor.
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It was impossible to read deeply in Bloom without him flooring you with feeling.
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It opened into a spacious compound, eerily quiet and green, with rosebushes in bloom.
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The Hayley Williams that will be returning to Paramore will be in bloom, too.
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If you go in April, you'll be able to see the Primrose Garden in bloom.
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I think that's what the 30s are for—there's something in bloom in a way.
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All the fruit trees were in bloom and I thought - what do they mean 'radiation'?
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See scenes from the campaign trail and spring in bloom in Photos of the Week.
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After an apocalyptic event, the survivors have built anew, alongside a natural world in bloom.
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"To me, this is like walking into my garden," where everything is always in bloom.
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People come from all over the world to see the colorful fields of tulips in bloom.
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A pale pink climbing rose, it looked lovely in bloom—but flowered only once a year.
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Jean-Vincent Simonet's new book, In Bloom, features photographs shot at night while traveling in Japan.
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Each time someone walks past, sensors detect their silhouette, and the corresponding flowers open in bloom.
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There were both potted and hanging plants, bags of mulch, and so many flowers in bloom.
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In the woods not far from her house, Kristof spotted the diminutive Linnaea borealis in bloom.
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Even when their corn blackens — William and Katherine prove to be terrible farmers — Thomasin remains in bloom.
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Admission is also free during winter weekdays (December through February), but fewer plants are in bloom then.
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She crossed the street to the garden, where she was pleased to see her rosebush in bloom.
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It is believed that date was chosen because flowers would be in bloom all over the country.
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Monet's Nympheas en fleur (Water Lilies in Bloom) is provisionally priced between $50 million and $70 million.
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Springtime in New York: The trees are in bloom, eyes are itching, and sheep are feeling restless.
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In "Bloom," the narrator "[performs] gua sha on [her] life" and wonders how it will change her.
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Spring is my favorite season, when the pocket gardens are in bloom and lilacs perfume the air.
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"[Lizzy] is as pungent as a lilac tree in bloom," The New York Times allegedly wrote about Fenton.
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The Duchess of Cambridge paired her wedding attire with a hat that resembled an English rose in bloom.
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It's getting warmer, and all the flowers that started to bud around the spring equinox are in bloom.
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Oh, and finally, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the scent — all fresh rose-in-bloom sweetness.
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"Trees in bloom are very, very fragile," said Ryan Jacobsen, executive director of the Fresno County Farm Bureau.
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The store, which used to house a vegan restaurant, Sun in Bloom, has two luxury apartments above it.
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Lipstick-red flame trees were in bloom, and the air was filled with the intoxicating smell of gasoline.
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It was disappointing not to see the cherry trees in bloom, yet it was a relief as well.
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While others excitedly share photos of crocuses in bloom in early February, well ahead of schedule, I wince.
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Today's Doodle spells out and surrounds the Google logo in bloom with all kinds of vibrant flowers and plants.
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The Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve is in bloom from March through mid-May, with peak viewing around mid-April.
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From roses to wildflowers, see how the celebrities have made their hair look as if it's in bloom, ahead.
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To see the valley in bloom, visit in April — that's when the apricot trees blossom with whimsical pink flowers.
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If you're keen to spot the wildflowers in bloom, drive over in August or September to witness the beauty.
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Filled with azaleas, camellias and magnolia, they are particularly lovely in February and March when they are in bloom.
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I met Professor Snow on a beautiful spring day: trees in bloom, bees hovering over the newly opened flowers.
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Pink vines of bougainvillea were in bloom, and the raw scent of ginger and garlic was in the air.
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I am not the only scientist to be struck by the power and meaning of Lamium album in bloom.
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He told me that I ought to come back in late spring, when the trees would be in bloom.
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About 20 minutes into my walk, I encountered a cherry tree in bloom, its branches a penumbra of white.
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The roses are all in bloom, and we enjoy walking through them and taking in the view of the Bay.
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This is clearer than ever in "Bloom," where he sings, in a delicately intimate and sometimes urgent tone, about passivity.
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The In Bloom / Florist collection contains items for all areas of the home including the bedroom, bathroom, and living spaces.
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Now, returning to a transformed nation — its economy in bloom, its cities abuzz — she sensed a fresh impatience of aspiration.
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The fruit and vegetables are fuller, the flowers more obviously in bloom, and the window is letting the light in.
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Today, there are 3,800 cherry blossom trees, and visitors to the city during the festival can see them in bloom.
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The pleasure of seeing a cherry tree in bloom is the sorrow of knowing that it will soon be over.
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Wasn't it miraculous that life didn't simply cease in those two weeks in April that the trees were in bloom?
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Nirvana's classic "In Bloom," from the band's blockbuster 1991 record Nevermind, provides the melody for much of "Panini," to striking effect.
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In compositions like Papaver field and Vertebrae in bloom, he overlays printed x-ray sheets with thin decorative outlines of plants.
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It's a black-and-white version of an earlier one of his fragrance releases, Silhouette IN BLOOM, which launched in February.
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He had just come up to his bedroom from watching TV and noticed the cherry trees in bloom outside the window.
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The dish "Caesar salad in bloom" is placed in front of us, displaying delicate leaves folded in a type of bouquet.
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The tree in question had been in bloom for over a week by the time I finally got my act together.
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Pierre-Auguste Renoir painted the bridge in 1881, almost completely hiding it behind chestnut trees in bloom with big pink flowers.
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Sitting under a fan at the taqueria, I could smell fresh masa on the flattop grill, flowers in bloom, hot tarmac.
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Go-Kart Mozart is the third act of a career that begun just outside of Birmingham as punk was in bloom.
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On a hot February afternoon in Chowchilla, about 45 minutes north of Fresno, Johnston pulled up to an orchard in bloom.
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Lakes in bloom By now, you might have learned from the news that Wuhan is the capital city of Hubei province.
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The second half of the film depicts hills covered in poppies in bloom, the color contrast cranked to a maximum saturation.
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With spring finally in bloom and summer just around the corner, we can't wait to get our hands on all of them.
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There is a lovely rose garden and, even though it's late in the summer, most of the roses are still in bloom.
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The images, compiled in his new book, In Bloom, reflects the impression Japan made on him during a 2015 vacation in Tokyo.
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After several years of the worst drought on record, California deserts are in bloom — and wildflowers are exploding across the harsh landscapes.
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Summer-set YA romances are starting to arrive, and the familiar tropes are in bloom: young love, beach trips, bonfires, theoretical physics.
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The North American autumn is late spring, approaching summer in South America, so everything's in bloom — from the vineyards to the Andes.
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We were shooting Her in Bloom, and I was pretty floored that most of the women had very little hair down there.
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I was just standing there, looking at some rhododendrons in bloom, when he collided with my dome, flipped out, and flew away.
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And when you whisper names like cursesin your room, I'm the smell of gasoline in bloom, the bloodstained moon behind the clouds.
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Today, flying into Amsterdam's Schiphol airport in spring, you see a quilt of colors spread across the land; bulb fields in bloom.
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Monet's "Nymphéas en Fleur" ("Water Lilies in Bloom"), one of the artist's celebrated water lilies, generated some of the night's stiffest competition.
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At Radnor, the beauty-berries were gleaming in all their purple ripeness, and the asters and the snakeroots were still in bloom.
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Take your meal to the recently renovated pond at nearby McKinley Park, where 1,200 rose bushes in bloom from March through May.
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"Í blóma (In bloom)," in the gallery's front room, takes things in a different direction: more erotic, homoerotic, botanical, and overtly sculptural.
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The dog had swum in another of Central Park's ponds, but only the Lake currently contains the harmful algae in bloom quantities.
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His new book, "Umbrellas in Bloom," offers a vivid account of the street protests that paralyzed parts of Hong Kong for 79 days.
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AE's pooled investments in Bloom were ultimately transferred to another manager (Connecticut-based Spruce Investment Advisors), and currently represent a 6.55% ownership stake.
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N.Y.C. Nature It is easy to miss whitlow grass in bloom; the mature plant can hide under a quarter with room to spare.
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As an artichoke lover, I am always game for a new recipe, especially before Passover when the thorny vegetable is beautifully in bloom.
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There's a brief winter battle scene, atrociously cut into a narrative that takes place largely when trees are in bloom, but that's it.
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When some of the blossoms are in bloom they're just raining down like pink confetti, going into the water, floating down the stream.
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Yeah, it might also make you think about how good "In Bloom" is, to the point where you decide to listen to Nevermind instead.
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Said speech warranted a second dress, which she wore to accept her award for her fragrance-of-the-year-winning perfume Fantasy in Bloom.
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Zara Home's 2018 Spring/Summer collection is called the In Bloom / Florist collection, and as the name suggests, it highlights natural textures and patterns.
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In Texas, which experienced temperatures in the high 93s on several days in February, flowers and trees are in bloom well ahead of schedule.
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More than 36,000 Singaporeans are part of the Community in Bloom program, tending to 1,300 gardens in housing estates, schools and organizations, according to officials.
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Aside from when the cherry blossoms are in bloom, of course, or getting to see all the monuments covered in the first sprinkle of snow.
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The photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo celebrates people who make beauty their life's work with the gorgeous IN BLOOM: Creating and Living With Flowers (Rizzoli, $45).
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Documented in photos and video footage, the artwork is the latest installment of "In Bloom," a series that introduces flowers into unnatural realms and conditions.
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Kleiner Perkins, the venture capital firm known for early bets on Google and Amazon, soon made its first-ever "clean tech" bet by investing in Bloom.
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Spring is in the air, the anthuriums are in bloom, and Sundar Pichai is sequestered away somewhere in Mountain View, preparing for another Google I/O.
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It reminds me of the first time that I traveled to Los Angeles for work; it was spring and all the jasmine flowers were in bloom.
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Pollen packets from the plant currently in bloom in the Bronx were sent to gardens in San Diego, Chicago and Buffalo via FedEx, Mr. Hachadourian said.
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Japanese quince bloomed in garden hedges before January was over, multiflora rose broke bud on Valentine's Day, and Mardi Gras came with Bradford pears in bloom.
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Medellin is always in bloom and offers high-end living for significantly less than it would cost in the U.S. Aaron Brabham found exactly what he wanted.
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We're talking Urban Decay's Naked series, Tarte's Tartelette In Bloom, the Lorac Pro palette, and just about anything from Anastasia Beverly Hills — especially its Modern Renaissance offering.
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Thumbing through the photographs, you find a burnt doorway, a tree in bloom, birds in flight, and rather haunting details interspersed with portraits that seem almost indifferent.
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This was the second time a Georgian film has triumphed in Sarajevo after "In Bloom" by directors Nana Ekvtimishvili and Simon Gros won the main prize in 2013.
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Though the mural itself attracted attention back in 20, it found new online fame after Stein shared a photo of the surrounding the bush in bloom on Twitter.
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Villanelle is given vivid colors, flowers in bloom, Parisian architecture, and a fabulous wardrobe—including a vivid green Miu Miu jacket, and a pink tulle Molly Goddard dress.
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As Chinon Maria, 33, and Sebastian Mitre, 35, were painting "Vesey Street in Bloom," strewing it with roses in pinks and reds, their own love story was unfolding.
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But in my not-so-humble opinion, Tarte's In Bloom is the best neutral palette out there, thanks to its rich pigment and blendable texture despite the powder formula.
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This book is part of the Puffin in Bloom series, a collection of four tales for children all designed with a similar theme of bright flowers and flowing typography.
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To my astonishment, the alcohol burned faintly with a mere hint of anise and lime; it more closely resembled a meadow in bloom than the Phlegethon I braced for.
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His open coffin was surrounded by massive banks of flowers, most of them handpicked from the countryside, including lilacs that are now in bloom, tulips, cherry blossoms, and wildflowers.
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That sage in bloom that's like perfume, deep in the heart of Texas, might actually be Louis Vuitton cologne wafting into the air at their new leather goods workshop.
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Springtime in the city doesn't get more beautiful than Sakura Park, especially when its 2,000 cherry trees, which were delivered to NYC direct from Japan in 1912, are in bloom.
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For 10 years the New York Botanical Garden has devoted time and resources to the Amorphophallus titanum, a single towering flower that, when in bloom, smells like a rotting corpse.
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Now that fascism seems to be in bloom once again, it is a good time to revisit "Springtime for Hitler," the show that made Bialystock and Brooks into household names.
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The artist is known for his playful renderings, one of which shows Mr. Trump seated behind Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, on a horse — both clad in "Bloom County" T-shirts.
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The East Gardens are accessible year round, and visitors can climb on the foundation of what was once Japan's tallest castle tower built in 1638 and view cherry blossoms in bloom.
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The region that the New York Times once called "Democracy's Desert" seemed to be in bloom, and with it was the widely held expectation that this Arab Spring would produce democracies.
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Trilobites Death Valley, one of the hottest places on Earth, is now a riot of color: More than 20 kinds of desert wildflowers are in bloom after record rain last October.
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"Fire blight enters the tree through the flower and if it lands on a flower in bloom with temps in the 6s, it can't enter," Mr. Richardson of Tower Hill said.
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"The plants were deceived by this (warm weather) and decided it is spring already, so they are in bloom," said head gardener Anton Dubenyuk, warning that could mean less color later.
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She made an appearance at the official fitting photo call over the weekend, and will be attending the brand's "In Bloom" Pronovias Fashion Show as a special front row guest on Monday.
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" Cousins' room hits the West Coast after first being on display at the New York 29Rooms exhibit back in September, where it combined florals with sensual videos to create "Erotica In Bloom.
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Out front was a garden with rose bushes still in bloom, along with an apple tree hung with colorful frozen fruit, beneath which dozed the family dog, gray muzzle perched on paws.
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It was visually fabulous with flowers in bloom, bougainvillea vines and almond trees, and shaded winding paths that led to hexagonal thatched-roofed villas of timber and stone looking out to the sea.
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Across the world, a spirit of anarchy is in bloom — an aimless desire to smash the liberal order, with only the distant, inchoate hope that a better world will emerge from the wreckage.
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Nike has just released the "Cherry Blossom" Pack, which pays homage to Japan's celebrated Hanami festival where hordes of tourists and locals flock to the country to witness cherry blossoms in bloom during Springtime.
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Stepanakert Journal STEPANAKERT, Azerbaijan — On a crystalline spring morning, Iosif Adamyan sipped coffee on the veranda of his guesthouse, overlooking a pear orchard in bloom and, in the distance, a range of snowy mountains.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Spring is here, and with it, in some places, the first wildflowers of the year, trees newly in bloom and other signs that winter has gone.
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"You ain't gon lay me away / For a rainy day / Can't wait around for it / Gave you life like flowers in bloom," he sings, recalling how their separation left his mother raising five sons alone.
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But I love the photograph for its compositional harmony, which is like the harmony of a chain gang's song, or like the paradoxical pleasure Northup took in the sight of a cotton field in bloom.
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Anthurium: Native to the Americas, the most popular Anthurium is the andraeanum which bloom vibrant cala lily looking flowers in red, pink, purple, white, and yellow and will stay in bloom for weeks at a time.
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Kraus, who was previously the artist-in-residence at Basilica Hudson, is no stranger to assuming the artist-as-curator role, having curated In Bloom, a group show in a defunct LES storefront, early last year.
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Lollapalooza's parent company C20183 have found the festival to be lucrative enough that they expanded it into Brazil, Paris, Berlin, Chile, and Argentina as well as presenting Austin City Limits, In Bloom, Voodoo Music + Arts, and more.
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"The crops themselves took a beating from the hurricane, and now, even as you plant pineapples or whatever, even if they are in bloom, it'll be awhile until a bee colony can do its thing," Lluberas said.
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Daffodil Celebration and Wine Weekend (Saturday and Sunday) Now that we're well into spring and the weather is warm, New York Botanical Garden presents two days of wine tasting, live music and about 150,000 daffodils in bloom.
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As Ms. Allen moved from a bouncy backstroke to a glide, with a soundtrack of Bruno Mars, Chaka Khan and Beyoncé, I noticed that cherry blossoms were in bloom on a tall tree in a neighbor's yard.
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Some of that same blitzing energy was heard in "Bloom," by Mayu Hirano, an academy attendee — a sharply orchestrated work that reveled in punchy rhythmic elements and gradually massaged mercurial, knotty piano chords into a memorable progression.
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"Do you know about Dioscuri?" a colleague of Mr. Kelley's asked, standing at their tenth-floor window, looking out across the campus, the trees all in bloom, the smell of cherry and sandalwood suffusing the quad. Mrs.
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WEST SIDE COMMUNITY GARDEN'S ANNUAL TULIP PLANTING (Saturday and Sunday) Every spring, this garden hosts its tulip festival — 15,000 flowers in bloom and nearly hidden among the buildings between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues on the Upper West Side.
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Sally Kobylinksi, who along with her husband, John, owns In Bloom Florist in Orlando, about a mile from the club, tells PEOPLE the overwhelming emotions following the attack initially left her at a loss as to how to respond.
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This time of year, people travel in droves to Japan to see the beautiful cherry blossom trees in bloom, but for us, it's the beautiful Sakura-inspired food items that have us wishing we could take a trip there.
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Vows SHALAZHI, Russia — At the wedding of Ibragim Arsanov and Zarema Bashayeva, plum and pear trees were in bloom and the snowy peaks of the Caucasus Mountains formed a picturesque backdrop for the estimated 700 guests at the celebration.
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Poaching peaks when the plant is in bloom and most visible, from late May to mid-June, said Debbie Crane, the communications director for the Nature Conservancy's state chapter, which owns 25,000 acres that are home to the plants.
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Talebi, who has translated the contemporary Iranian poet Farideh Razi and the anthology Belonging: New Poetry by Iranians Around the World in addition to Shamlou's work, writes in Self-Portrait in Bloom that translation "unlocked the universe" for her.
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Mr. Garavani told her to come when the roses were in bloom, she mentioned she would be in Paris in July (her musician husband, Thomas Mars, is French, and they used to live in the city), and a plan was born.
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"In Bloom" loses some of its bite when Sturgill gets his hands on it: Cobain intended the song to be a jab at people who were outsiders to the underground scene but showed up to Nirvana shows after Bleach gained some notoriety.
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Tourists have been flocking to Lake Elsinore in Southern California to see a stunning display of golden poppies that are in bloom along its hills, but the influx of people has gridlocked the area and caused a massive headache for the short-handed city.
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Some hold that the day was chosen because it wasn't the anniversary of a specific battle, while in 2010, President Barack Obama's Memorial Day speech makes reference to the date being chosen because it was when flowers were optimally in bloom for decorating graves.
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On the approach to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to visit its new show Public Parks, Private Gardens: Paris to Provence on Thursday, I could see a magnolia tree in bloom at the edge of Central Park but no buds on its starker neighbors.
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That same day, look for Platinum Jewels in Bloom on Madison Avenue: Through Valentine's Day, 281 jewelry stores from 2225th to 214th Streets, including Chopard, Ippolita and Pomellato, will have windows featuring giftable pieces, like an Ippolita gold and diamond pendant necklace ($1,295), inside flower arrangements.
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"It's been a great pleasure to see daffodils in bloom across the city and this new and very special bed of flowers will bring a further burst of colour to Hull's beautifully transformed public realm," Martin Green, director of Hull 103, told the Hull Daily Mail.
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The golden azaleas and the bluebells on both sides of the Moat Walk were in bloom; so was the White Garden, perhaps the most famous "room" in Sissinghurst, a dazzling show of pale colors provided by stands of white wisteria, delphinium, clematis and spires of white veronica.
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Art market veterans were particularly struck by the strength of bidding for Impressionist lots like Monet's "Nymphéas en Fleur" ("Water Lilies in Bloom"), given the current cultural focus on contemporary art (and the consensus that the work was not one of the artist's best water lilies pieces).
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"Spring is really amazing because it's a vivid, lime-green canopy on both sides, apple trees, dogwoods and magnolias in bloom," said Elizabeth Waldstein-Hart, the executive director of Walkway Over the Hudson, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and enhancing the park and surrounding trail systems.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — Niloufar Talebi's Self-Portrait in Bloom, a hybrid memoir of prose and poetry with some photos thrown in, delves into the author's childhood in Tehran, the Iranian revolution, and her move to the United States as a teenager.
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Read more:California's stunning 'Field of Light' looks like thousands of glowing fireflies have invaded the countryside12 stunning photos of places that naturally glow in the darkThe world's largest flower garden has 7 million bulbs in bloom right nowThese terraced hot spring pools in China change color every season
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It was widely noted on Tuesday that Xin Li Cohen, deputy chairman of Christie's Asia, took the winning telephone bids of $24.6 million for Monet's "Nymphéas en fleur" (Water Lilies in Bloom), and $21.8 million for Matisse's 2150 "Odalisque couchée aux magnolias," a nude on a striped chaise.
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In the same way a sign that reads "warning: toxic algae in bloom" will stop a bunch of tourists from running into a lake, telling someone that you like "Friends" as they tee up a joke they once saw in a "Seinfeld" episode is a clear signal to abort the mission.
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CreditCreditAndy Haslam for The New York Times To get to the Clare Island Lighthouse in County Mayo, in the west of Ireland, you climb up to the island's northern cliffs along a road of stones, past damp sheep chewing grass, around the bend through an alley of fuchsia hedges in bloom.
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A speech delivered by Alcott's stand-in Jo (Saoirse Ronan) in the film is borrowed from Alcott's 1876 novel "Rose in Bloom," about a young woman who goes off to live (and spar) with her seven male cousins: Women, they have minds, and they have souls, as well as just hearts.
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Even Mount Fuji, which ought to be enough on its own, is often shown foregrounded by cherry trees in bloom, the photograph or etching or painting reduced to three bands of color: the blue of the sky, the white of the mountain's peak, the barest shell-pink of the flowers.
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A MINUS Amber Mark: Conexao EP (Virgin EMI) Uber-bohemian r&b crooner gets down to structure on four legible songs-not-tracks that outline a love affair whose tether has been fraying for far too long: eros in bloom, then sex isn't everything, then I love you anyway, then prove you're worth the work.
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I was in analysis from 1988 to 1997, four times a week, lying on the classic couch covered in a Persian rug like Freud's own, in an office lined with bookshelves, anchored by a desk with a perfect orchid in bloom and offering a majestic view from Central Park all the way to the George Washington Bridge.
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THESE WERE TIRING YEARS, but there were also many moments of joy: the morning on which the pump we'd attached to the third probe yielded a crystal-clear rivulet; when coming back from Tangier, I saw the Iris planifolia that, months before, we'd transplanted by the thousands from the construction site of a tourist dock, all in bloom.
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And because where there is wildlife, there is nature: Florals were fully in bloom at René Caovilla, where ankle bootees were encrusted with shimmering diamanté flowers, and at Giuseppe Zanotti, where giant leather orchids with structured petals were affixed to sandals — either flat or high-heeled — with straps that wrapped around the ankles like a vine.
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It was made in bronze and aluminum (with a touch of gold), and shaped like the limb of an almond tree in bloom with multitudinous pink enamel flowers and a central bud glowing with a pavé mix of white and gold diamonds, blue and violet sapphires, and pink rubies, one petal lit with stones like a flame.
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On a brilliant spring morning, with the cherry blossoms in bloom, ensembles drawn from the orchestra's ranks—a string quartet, a piano-and-violin duo, a woodwind quintet, and a percussion trio—stationed themselves around the Tidal Basin, within earshot, variously, of F.D.R., Jefferson, and Martin Luther King, Jr. The results were captivating, despite gusts of wind that occasionally sent music stands tumbling.
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Every perfect track drips with Marvin Gaye's influence (who Simpson admitted he worked hard to emulate on this record), even the so-good-it's-almost-offensive cover of Nirvana's "In Bloom," a reminder of country's long tradition of drawing from wide-ranging sources and a rebuke of any idea that Simpson might fit into some prescribed narrative of an alt-country revival.
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We hear Love in Bloom by the 8th-century Persian poet Abu Nuwas, Sappho's famed Poem of Jealousy, which likens being lovestruck to experiencing a series of physical ailments, and the Chinese "Story of the Cut Sleeve," about a (historical) emperor who falls asleep with his male lover and is then summoned to a meeting — in order not to rouse his companion, he cuts the sleeve off his robe.
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Spring around the world: Hungary: A Magical Festival to Scare Off Winter China: A Spring Nuisance That Snows White Fluff Japan: A Country in Bloom China and the Philippines: Easter in Asia Marked by Baptisms and Crucifixions India: Happy Holi Belgium: The Wrong Day to Be a Cat Egypt: A Pungent Ritual Divides Noses France: Solving the Passover Puzzle Israel: Iraqi Jews Reflect on Baghdad Heritage on Passover Seville, Spain Pillars of Holy Week Processions Put Teamwork and Brawn on Display Spring in the United States: 11 Photos View Slide Show ' New York City: Creativity on Parade in Easter Bonnet Festival Indianapolis, Ind.
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Spring around the world: Italy: Pope Francis Delivers Plea for Peace in Easter Sunday Mass Hungary: A Magical Festival to Scare Off Winter China: A Spring Nuisance That Snows White Fluff Japan: A Country in Bloom Australia: The Sting of Spring China and the Philippines: Easter in Asia Marked by Baptisms and Crucifixions India: Happy Holi Belgium: The Wrong Day to Be a Cat Egypt: A Pungent Ritual Divides Noses France: Solving the Passover Puzzle Israel: Iraqi Jews Reflect on Baghdad Heritage on Passover Seville, Spain: Pillars of Holy Week Processions Put Teamwork and Brawn on Display Spring in the United States: Spring break for students across the United States: Milestones in the History of a Rite Who Made Spring Break?
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