Dear Loo
Thank you for your beautiful post. I appreciate it so much as I know you have so much going on in your own life.
I think I will find it easier to visit now, with the memorial there, as before it looked sad with just a white stick marking the spot. The ground is still settling, but I shall take my little fork down and sort it out in the spring, and I have a feeling a few wild primrose seeds may fall out of my pocket, we never know do we!! They do plant wild bluebells around too, so I will ask about them.
Roger loved the birds and enjoyed feeding them too; this was why I feel it right to have little birds on the log. I'm pleased that Henry enjoyed the birds too. I have a little robin who comes to my feeding station every day - guess what he's now called Roger Robin!
It will be a year in April since I lost Roger; I admit, I dread Christmas Day, but maybe it won't be as bad as I fear.
I think of you too Loo and wish you well. Love Jan xx
Thank you for your beautiful post. I appreciate it so much as I know you have so much going on in your own life.
I think I will find it easier to visit now, with the memorial there, as before it looked sad with just a white stick marking the spot. The ground is still settling, but I shall take my little fork down and sort it out in the spring, and I have a feeling a few wild primrose seeds may fall out of my pocket, we never know do we!! They do plant wild bluebells around too, so I will ask about them.
Roger loved the birds and enjoyed feeding them too; this was why I feel it right to have little birds on the log. I'm pleased that Henry enjoyed the birds too. I have a little robin who comes to my feeding station every day - guess what he's now called Roger Robin!
It will be a year in April since I lost Roger; I admit, I dread Christmas Day, but maybe it won't be as bad as I fear.
I think of you too Loo and wish you well. Love Jan xx