Planted
And growing still.
I like to remember with love
Those who planted our trees.
They exist in our roots
And nurture our present
From our past.
40 thoughts on “We Grow”
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Planted
And growing still.
I like to remember with love
Those who planted our trees.
They exist in our roots
And nurture our present
From our past.
Comments are closed.
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Yes! I like to remember too Colleen. ❤
Diana xo
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🙂 I knew you would Diana ❤
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Very interesting! I never thought of that. Something good to think about! So glad they took the time to plant our trees!
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Thank you Priceless. Without them….
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I will remember this post with love, Colleen.
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Thank you Ann. You’ve planted your own trees. ❤
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Beautiful. ❤
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Thank you Paulette ❤
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“I think that I shall never see…..” But your poem is as lovely as a tree. 🎄
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Awwwwww, thank you Van!!!!! 🙂
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Yes, indeed. ❤ ❤ ❤
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Thank you Tess ❤
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You are welcome, Colleen. 🙂 ❤
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yes, me too-
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We and our trees Beth ❤
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Very nice Colleen xx
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Thank you Lyn 🙂
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Lovely. I often gather self seeded saplings from my garden and plant them out along my daily walk route. I relish the thought of them outlasting me by many years!
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That’s a wonderful thing to do Peter!!!!! I have planted trees in my life, and thought the very thing. 🙂
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I only wish I’d planted an Oak 50 years ago!
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Oh…. well, plant one now Peter! 🙂
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I now have my acorn. I’ll plant it on 1st January so he will always know his date of conception! If I tell him his story he will be able to tell all children in the future.
Now there’s a picture for you to draw!
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Yes it is!!!!! The acorn, the story, the tree, the future!!!!! I LOVE IT PETER!
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I really look forward to that Colleen. May you and your family have a peaceful Christmas and a happy, healthy New Year.
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And to your family Peter, the same. A happy and wonderful Christmas and happy, healthy new year.
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Thank you.
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🙂 You’re welcome.
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So nice!
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Thank you! 🙂
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❤️
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😀
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Thank’s for the reply on mom’s blog. I wasn’t sure where to post a thank you but i thought this one seemed good. she gave me things i can grow from.
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You’re welcome Rachel. Thank you for taking the time to visit with me.
Your mom gave us all things to grow from. What a wonderful thing for you to remember and carry with you.
Merry Christmas Rachel.
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Yes, I thank those who came before me for the lessons they ingrained upon my DNA. Roots mean the world to how we grow, Colleen. ❤
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Indeed they do Robin, it keeps us grounded or sets us loose and floating unattached.
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Beautiful image of stillness and growth.
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Thank you Mark.
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Thanks for sharing! I liked the ‘roots’ theme. I have just started a poetry blog here on WordPress in case you have time to look? Today’s poem is about a very earthy lady! Have a good day, Sam 🙂
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Thank you Sam. I will. 🙂
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Thank you!
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