We are moving in a couple of weeks. Next year, my window tree will bloom for someone else. Nothing is permanent, but I will never forget my beautiful friend.
Window Tree Blooming
“Solitary trees, if they grow at all, grow strong.”-Winston Churchill
My Green Friend
“I like trees because they seem more resigned to the way they have to live than other things do.”-Willa Cather
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It is indeed sad to leave behind a tree which gave so much pleasure in the years pass…Hope you will find a new one where you are going… Sara
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I hope that there is a lovely tree at our new home, and that the new tenants in our current place love this tree even half as much as I do.
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It is a beautiful tree – losing even one is hard.
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Mmmm! Are those flowers fragrant? What a lovely tree.
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I cannot tell! They are just outside our window, but remain slightly out of reach. I never smell them when the window is open…I love this tree and will certainly miss it when we move.
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I know this feeling. I helped save a Thuja cedar in Seattle. The idiots before me had put a boxed planter around the thing and it was rotting the trunk. I excavated that lovely gigantic tree. That house got foreclosed on. Hope no new idiots moved in to destroy the old giant.
Lucy
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Oh, poor tree! At least you were able to save it. I love this tree, and will miss it when we move. I am sure to form attachments to things at the new place; only time will tell.
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
A BLOOMING FRIEND!!!
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THANKS!
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