It was still winter.
When my life changed.
And then the first bouquet from my garden,
Easter came and went
Little Sadie, a Golden Labrador arrived.
Daffodils and Tulips were next.
Daffodils reaching for skies so blue.
And Sadie is growing like a weed.
Lilacs didn't freeze this year.
Sometimes friends, sometimes not.
A sheltered spot is still needed.
The winds are fierce.
Daisies are back.
The garden is planted. Another garden year has begun.
Take care dear friends.
Gina
The earth turns and seasons pass even as our lives are rocked by events that change us forever. May you find solace and comfort in the beauty of your garden. Praying for peace. Hugs, Lorrie
ReplyDeleteThank you dear Lorrie for your comforting words. They are so appreciated.
DeleteDear Gina - it is so lovely to see you here again. The merry-go-round of life from time to time stops us in our tracks, but your observations show clearly how everything continues regardless - dear little Sadie has turned into a beautiful dog, and the barren snowlands have turned lush again. Take care of yourself dear friend.
ReplyDeleteBob and were talking yesterday and saying we hoped Sadie was taking good care of you - my goodness, she has has really grown since you shared the last photos Gina. . . . . and she is so beautiful. Love the pic of her with Pasha, and happy knowing they get along at least some of the time! It's looking lovely there as the garden is reborn in the now warming days and golden light. Bet the the pond has been busy with new ducklings and goslings, and your veggies are starting to grow. . . . . . . . . I still try to get my quiche to taste as good as your
ReplyDeleteversion but know now it was all due to your fresh picked greens and of course your special touch in that beautiful kitchen!
Gina dear, know we are thinking of you often and wish you a peaceful summertime surrounded by the beauty of home, the fragrance, colors and bounty of the garden, and the love, caring, and nearness of family and friends.
Love, Mary