Aquamarine: The Cure for the Madness of March
March 2, 2018
Historically speaking, March is an unusual month. It鈥檚 a time of transition, from winter blues to the summertime blue of swimming pools. It鈥檚 a windy month, too, and the weather can be fickle as one day is cold and the next is warm. It鈥檚 supposed to be the first month of spring, but sometimes it feels like the final month of winter. Even literature has a conflicted relationship with the month. Shakespeare warned Caesar to 鈥淏eware the ides of March鈥� in his eponymous play, 鈥淛ulius Caesar.鈥� Despite the ups and downs of March, there is one bright, shining and beautiful