
As I left my old home, where I had lived for almost twenty-two years, I noticed two dreadfully neglected flower pots. I know they had not had a drop of water all winter as they were in a stairwell leading to the back yard which I had not used at all during the snowy winter. There they sat, quite forlorn with a few withered leaves hanging down. What made me notice tiny green shoots in both pots I wonder? Without hesitation I picked them up and hauled them to the new place. They seem to be turning into tulips.
There is a hopefulness about the two beloved birds, about the neglected flower pots harbouring new life, about the tree near my balcony that will soon be full of fresh green leaves. I’m going to emerge from this long winter into something that looks like Spring too.
enjoy the start of your New Years
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Thank you cheri
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I saw three robins yesterday, too! I was so excited!
Wishing you all the very best in your new home Iso!
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Thanks darling. Those robins – they do it for me!
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My dear Isobel,
Without saying the word, GRATITUDE, your descriptions sing out your gratitude for all that surrounds you, especially those small and often neglected details of our life!
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Love you Masha
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I posted on your blog:
My dear Isobel, Without saying the word, GRATITUDE, your descriptions sing out your gratitude for all that surrounds you, especially those small and often neglected details of our life!
I hope you are settling in happily! It is not easy to move and to start anew! But here we are doing this again and again and coming through with a smile!
I send you a big hug! Love, Masha
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