Sad news and the hedge

On 25/08/2019 09:51, Jim Lesurf wrote:

What you wrote above particularly affected me because when I was able to do
some gardening I took particular care to arrange the part of the garden
near the living room window had flowers almost all year round so she could
see them when unable to go out or see anyone. Having things flowering,
seeing the birds, etc, can be a real tonic for how someone feels.

Yes. I had Hil's bed positioned so she could see the garden.

Bill

Bill, I often read out some of your posts to my wife but I've
chickened out with this as I know I'll never be able to get to
the end. I'll give her a copy instead.

It is a delightful story and must have been very difficult to
write under the circumstance. Lke everbody else, I know how
you must be grieving and that there is nothing we can do to
help.

We grow up knowing that we are not immortal but that doesn't
stop it hurting when the inevitablre happens.

I hope the hedge and trees continue to thrive as a permanent
reminder of what a fantastic wife Hil was to you.

--

Terry

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On 26/08/2019 15:37, Terry Casey wrote:

Bill, I often read out some of your posts to my wife but I've
chickened out with this as I know I'll never be able to get to
the end. I'll give her a copy instead.

It is a delightful story and must have been very difficult to
write under the circumstance. Lke everbody else, I know how
you must be grieving and that there is nothing we can do to
help.

We grow up knowing that we are not immortal but that doesn't
stop it hurting when the inevitablre happens.

I hope the hedge and trees continue to thrive as a permanent
reminder of what a fantastic wife Hil was to you.


Thank you. I plan to tend the hedge with great care!

Bill

On 23/08/2019 17:44, Bill Wright wrote:

Soon what had been sparse and barren was almost solid green. Four nests
appeared, so together we watched the birds come and go, right through
until the last day came, and she died in my arms.

Bill

Please accept my condolences.
Dave
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In article ,
Terry Casey scribeth thus

Bill, I often read out some of your posts to my wife but I've
chickened out with this as I know I'll never be able to get to
the end. I'll give her a copy instead.

It is a delightful story and must have been very difficult to
write under the circumstance. Lke everbody else, I know how
you must be grieving and that there is nothing we can do to
help.

We grow up knowing that we are not immortal but that doesn't
stop it hurting when the inevitablre happens.

I hope the hedge and trees continue to thrive as a permanent
reminder of what a fantastic wife Hil was to you.


Well put Terry
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Tony Sayer


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