In my opinion - this is the best Post in the world.
I planted a Weeping Willow Tree in Memory too.
I'll sit in my grey Ford pickup and hiccup Ranger.
Ranger?
It's a good beer brewed in Fort Collins, Colorado.
I an in the mood for two. I may burp two back up.
Thanks . . .

In honor of our beloved...living, passed on, and not-yet-born...

Art, you I love you.
I would like to visit this summer.
No pressure. No freakout.
I bring my luscious, magic wand
poet friend. No overstay
welcome. You welcome with Ranger.
We need three each, burping
permitted, leaving before
fish smell. Grey
my favorite color and spelling.

Forgive my style robbery. No master here.

Gary--perfectamundo. The beloved eternal in both directions. Thank you.

You're not so bad yourself, smithie. My homeless peeps have you to thank for tuna and ensure.

This was very nice of you. If everyone planted a tree to remember every problem, maybe global warming wouldn't be as bad!

R

Kenny, don't give me ideas!

Planting a tree is a powerful statement about hope and vision. I feel that every time I do. As a lifetime gardener and former landscape pro there are many thriving from my effort. I felt it every time. I hope you did too.

You are a sweetheart. Love that you are supplying your homeless friends with tuna and water. Lovely post and best to you and your suffering friend

alsoknownas, yes, energy runs back and forth between the hand and the root. The world is a better place for your gifts of beauty.

Delightful Fernsy. I hope you, your sis, and your mom are well and happy, happy, happy.

When I die I want to be cremated and have a tree planted over my ashes..
This is perfect
HUGGGGGGG

In Jamie Sams Sacred Path Cards, she calls the evergreens "Peace Pines." What a beautiful gift, to all your friends, and to the planet!

Thank you

"The continuing weirdness of everything" is an amazingly apt description.

I've spent a life time planting trees and leaving them behind when I moved. I know someone is enjoying them.

You are an angel on Earth, Good Daughter!
♥

You have a great heart...

▄▀▄▀­▄
▀▄─▄­▀­
──▀­­­­ ♡❀Լ♡Ɣخ❀Լ♡Ɣخ❀Լ♡Ɣخ❀

Linda, your ashes will HUGGGGGG those tree roots! And you'll make fine fertilizer. I like your plan.
Wren, that's a beautiful name (both yours and Peace Pines).
Kosh, I love seeing that deep blue square! And there's a story (not all that exciting) behind "the incredible weirdness of everything." I'll have to tell it someday. We had rain yesterday.

Oops, pushed post before I was finished.
John, you bet they are! My mother was an amazing gardener; she added a deeper soul to the landscape of every place we lived. A gift of love to the world to be enjoyed by the next tenants of our home. You've left joy and beauty in your wake. Right on! (and I'm still so sad about Szymborska! I can't find my favorite poem! :-(

Fusun, I love your heart, I love your poppy (I'm guessing) and your messages--but I'm only sometimes an angel. Anything like this I do, I do in praise of my parents. It's not me at all. It's them. The person who goes berserk about social injustice and calls people douches, that's me.

Algis, I LOVE your new designs. You always cut to the chase in your comments. I wish the world would be like it is in your eyes.

Lovely gift ... this gift ... of life ...
lovely ... ever ... green ...