The astronomical spring began on March 20, when the day and night are equal in length. From that moment on, the days get longer and longer, and we We can enjoy more and more sunshine.

Today, March 21, is the beginning of calendar spring. This today we celebrate the arrival of the Lady of Spring, and we say goodbye to winter.

One of the oldest and most characteristic customs associated with the first day of spring is the drowning of Marzanna. This A straw effigy, symbolizing winter, is burned or thrown into the river as a sign farewell to frosty days. This tradition derives from the Slavic beliefs, and although today it is more of a form of fun, it still arouses a lot of emotions, especially among children.

For students, the first day of spring is more than just change of season – it's also Truant Day! In many schools on this day Various attractions are organized – trips, competitions and even bonfires. It is about to celebrate the coming spring in a joyful way and to break away for a while from the school routine.

The first day of spring is the perfect time to recharge Batteries. This is the time when we can start implementing new plans, take care of our health and spend more time outdoors. It can also be a good opportunity to Bring more exercise into your everyday life – jogging in the park, hiking cycling or just long walks in the rays of the spring sun.

With spring comes the desire for change – cleaning the house, refreshing your wardrobe or a new hobby. It's a time when everything seems to be possible, and the motivation to act is greater than ever. That is why it is worth it use this energy and let yourself be carried away by the spring mood!

And how do you celebrate the first day of spring? Regardless of the whether you go for a walk, plant your first flowers or just smile at the sun – enjoy this beautiful time of year and draw from the as much of it as possible!