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I love the way you have left the story for our hearts to imagine 🧡

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Imagine, Janey. Imagine. I trust you to see this story through.

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Just a tapestry of woven joy. Gardens may be our salvation in these dark dark days.

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I have been thinking that, Julie, about gardens. I am so very very very eager for the days to warm and the earth to soften.

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Oh thank you so much for such a delicate, beautiful image and poetry that follows. You took me to a gentle better place than current reality offers. Thank you.

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Linda Joy, your words mean so very much to me. Thank you.

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Utterly enchanting.

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Thank you, Tizz —

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Very lovely

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Hello, Anne. And thank you!!

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Beautiful, Beth! I looked up “bells of Ireland” and realized that although I have seen this plant in other people’s gardens, I didn’t know its name.

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Thank you, Karen. Aren't they gorgeous? They are so nice to look at, for long periods of time.

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You took me there, once again, Beth.

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Happy to have you here, at my side.

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Same!

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Needed this today. A beautiful memorial poem.

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I have been thinking a lot about you, AE. Thank you. A memorial poem. It is. But I had not thought of it that way.

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Oh, may we see, live

every evanescence, love,

go good in the heart.

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go good.

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