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The Role of Flowers in the Cycle of Life

Sunday, September 21st, 2008

Flowers are the perfect sentiment for every occasion that we experience in the Circle of Life, from the birth of a child to the passing of a grandparent.
If there is an occasion, my husband (Poppy) is there with flowers. After dating for a week, he sent me two dozen roses. The roses were yellow because […]

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How to Help Children with Grieving

Monday, August 11th, 2008

With my grandchildren’s great-grandmother passing away this past week, I am concerned about how they will react as time goes on. They attended the viewing and the burial ceremony. Kaitlin, the oldest of the two great-granddaughters placed drawings into the coffin from the two of them for Mom-Mom to take with her to Heaven. The […]

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Hopes and Dreams So Early Lost

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

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Hopes and Dreams So Early Lost
My dear, dear grandchild,
Brought together at such a cost,
Hopes and dreams so early lost.
The moon and stars belong to you,
But I don’t know what to do.
Heaven shines your resilient love,
As I look for you above.
Wait for me by the garden gate,
I promise I won’t be late.
Our memories will be […]

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Nana, In My Heart Forever More

Tuesday, March 4th, 2008

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A poem in rememberance of my Nana who passed away in March, 1976:
Nana, In My Heart Forever More 
I wonder as I watch the shore
will I miss my Nana less or more.
Sunshine attempts to blind my eyes
while dark clouds shed my tears.
The seagulls drown my lonely cries
to tell me you are near.
A rainbow shines a misty light
as […]

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