I’m so sorry to hear about your dad. Life will be very different for you but you will get through this. Let the garden be your refuge. I lost my oldest daughter, suddenly, 2 years ago and I just didn’t think I could go on. She was the first person to be so excited for me and so proud of me when I told her of my plan to grow and sell flowers. The Spring of 2021 was my first season to grow. The seedlings were all planted but she never got to see it come to fruition. I have found the garden to be my time of meditation, my time of dealing with the grief. I know she’s watching over me and cheering me on just as your dad is you. I have found it to be my place of healing. Maybe you will find the same to be true. That will be my prayer for you❤️
So sorry for your loss, and never apologize for your tears and never hold them back it’s all part of the grieving process. Thank you so much for sharing that information, I had never known that about that type of cancer. Hopefully your garden will bring you some peace. Take care of yourself, something I’m sure as a nurse you know how to do but often forget to do for yourself. It’s especially important at this time to make yourself a priority.
My dad passed away in 2018, I was 63. I remember thinking how lucky I was to have him in my life that long. My husband's father passed when he was 31. He knew my father longer than he'd known his own. No matter when the loss comes, healing happens at its own pace. Thank you for sharing. For me, my dad is another angel in heaven I know by name. So sorry for your loss. A side note: I watch a youtuber who talks about some kind of hornworm that you can rarely see during the day but if you take a black light out at night they glow in the dark. She says they can decimate a plant in no time at all. Don't know if that's your problem, but the black specs (posssible feces) on the leaves I think is another tell tale sign. And they do attack tomato plants.
I am so sorry for your loss. You cry all you want. I know it doesn’t seem like it now but someday the sadness will be replaced with happy memories. Trust me. I know.
Condolences to you and your family. I'm trying so hard to have a good sunscreen hygiene in the summer. I keep putting it on my kids and get out the door. I too didn't know that skin cancer could become metastatic. The more you know...Thanks for bringing awareness to this.
Normally for us in Nort Europe is it more normal to be dry than moist but we have had 2 week strait of cold weather and rain, today is the first day of 27 celcius weather.
💜 I’m so sorry to hear about your Dad and thank you for reminding us to protect our selves. This is a reminder to go in for a Dr. visit also. ~Pam~
I’m so sorry to hear about your dad. Life will be very different for you but you will get through this. Let the garden be your refuge. I lost my oldest daughter, suddenly, 2 years ago and I just didn’t think I could go on. She was the first person to be so excited for me and so proud of me when I told her of my plan to grow and sell flowers. The Spring of 2021 was my first season to grow. The seedlings were all planted but she never got to see it come to fruition. I have found the garden to be my time of meditation, my time of dealing with the grief. I know she’s watching over me and cheering me on just as your dad is you. I have found it to be my place of healing. Maybe you will find the same to be true. That will be my prayer for you❤️
I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of your daughter. I can’t imagine the heartache you have felt. Our gardens are such a refuge. 💜💐
So sorry for your loss, and never apologize for your tears and never hold them back it’s all part of the grieving process.
Thank you so much for sharing that information, I had never known that about that type of cancer.
Hopefully your garden will bring you some peace.
Take care of yourself, something I’m sure as a nurse you know how to do but often forget to do for yourself. It’s especially important at this time to make yourself a priority.
Thank you Karen!
I’m so sorry. The terrible irreversibility of loss. Lovely photo- nothing better than a girl and her Dad. xx
Thank you!🙂
My dad passed away in 2018, I was 63. I remember thinking how lucky I was to have him in my life that long. My husband's father passed when he was 31. He knew my father longer than he'd known his own.
No matter when the loss comes, healing happens at its own pace. Thank you for sharing. For me, my dad is another angel in heaven I know by name. So sorry for your loss.
A side note: I watch a youtuber who talks about some kind of hornworm that you can rarely see during the day but if you take a black light out at night they glow in the dark. She says they can decimate a plant in no time at all. Don't know if that's your problem, but the black specs (posssible feces) on the leaves I think is another tell tale sign. And they do attack tomato plants.
My dad was almost 87 years old. I was blessed to have him for so many years.
Thank you so much for sharing this important message even though it stirs so much pain. May you find solace in the garden and happy memories.
Thank you 🙂
I am so sorry for your loss. You cry all you want. I know it doesn’t seem like it now but someday the sadness will be replaced with happy memories. Trust me. I know.
Condolences to you and your family.
I'm trying so hard to have a good sunscreen hygiene in the summer. I keep putting it on my kids and get out the door.
I too didn't know that skin cancer could become metastatic. The more you know...Thanks for bringing awareness to this.
It’s so hard to adopt new habits.
Very sorry to hear this, Carmen 😢
Thank you!
❤❤❤Carmen 🙏 Your celosia looks like my amaranth and Hollyhock. I see a moth. small. orange/brown. It leaves the others alone.
I will definitely be looking for that.
Normally for us in Nort Europe is it more normal to be dry than moist but we have had 2 week strait of cold weather and rain, today is the first day of 27 celcius weather.
We are all at the mercy of Mother Nature!
Don’t you just love the reseeders.😊
Yes I do!
I’m so sorry.
Thank you💜