Wordless Wednesday: Teeny Tiny Snails
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Friday, September 12, 2008
Flying to America
I have felt so sad lately, because of a big loss in my life, so I have not felt much like blogging, even though I have been taking many nice pictures of all plants flowering. I am packing my suitcases to go to Copenhagen and meet a friend and his family tomorrow. Early Sunday morning (5 AM) I need to take the train to the airport and head for Salt Lake City, with layovers in London and Chicago. Quite a long 24 hour journey. I look forward seeing some friends and gardens over there, but mostly I look forward seeing the mountains since I live in such a flat country with small hills only. I sure hope not to encounter a red tape immigration officer and customs checking my caviar with a very suspicious look again. But I am not bringing any this time. I hope I feel better when I am back home again. Tomorrow before I leave I will go into my garden and smell some of the most fragrant roses. And perhaps pick some to bring for the journey to cheer me up. I just have to toss them on the plane since it is illegal to bring any plant and fruit into the US.
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Sorry to hear of your loss. Perhaps the distraction of the trip will help.
{{{{ Niels }}}} I will look up and wave at 1pm as instructed.
Safe journey my friend. Look forward to you returning feeling renewed.
xx
Sorry for your loss, have a safe trip.
Sad to hear of your loss, hope you'll feel better after the trip. May God comfort you.
Travel is the best medicine. Have a wonderful trip and enjoy the mountains!
I'm also sorry for your loss--and I wish you a good, healing time in the mountains. The weather is still beautiful for them...maybe someone will benefit too from the roses you had to leave on the plane.
K, I am so very sorry. It is surely hard to feel energized when we have a loss. Have a wonderful trip, enjoy the mountains and all the different smells you'll encounter here and then return to your beautiful roses all refreshed. Warmest wishes for a safe and stress free trip,
gail
Heartfelt wishes fly with you, Niels. Look to the heavens and those you hold near surround you.
Niels - hope your journey, your stay amongst friends and views of the mountains helps with your healing and renewal.
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http://vegplotting.blogspot.com/2008/09/mystery-of-clematis-case-solved.html
Hi Niels,
I am sorry for your loss. Safe journey. I wish all the best for you.
Sincerely,
Philip
Thank you all for your kind words.
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