mysisterdalesgarden: LOTUS IN A BUCKET

Monday, August 18, 2008

LOTUS IN A BUCKET

HERE IS ANOTHER BEFORE AND AFTER SHOT. IT’S AMAZING WHAT A DIFFERENCE 2 MONTHS MAKE.

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THIS MESSAGE IS ABOUT SAVING JUST ONE PERSON
LUNG CANCER IS THE NUMBER ONE CANCER KILLER
IF EVERYONE WHO VIEWS THIS BLOG AND THE WEBSITE http://www.mysisterdalesgarden.com/ DONATES $1.00
WE WILL RAISE MONEY FOR EARLY DETECTION FOR LUNG CANCER
IF YOU CAN DONATE PLEASE CLICK http://www.lungcanceralliance.org/
IN MEMORY OF MYSISTERDALESGARDEN.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: I just LOVE these lily pad shots. You do these time lapse things really well and often. I'd not seen that done before. Even without the lilies they are STUNNING aren't they?

I also love the note you sent me. Just precious. I am the same spontaneous way when I'm not buried under work and even then I have to restrain myself so I get work done!! LOL (oh by the way, LOL means "Laughing Out Loud") :) I found that refreshingly endearing that you did not know. I've only known for a brief while myself. :) Also you look like Cher of Sonny and Cher. Very very lovely.

More later!
Hugs to you.
Robin

PS I'm still laughing over the MONSTER raccoon that knocked over all your lawn furniture!! LOL :); August 18, 2008 at 2:59 PM

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My sister dale’s garden is a magical path lined with fruit trees, gardenias, day lilies, and many other flowering plants. When you enter her garden you immediately are captivated by it’s tropical feel even though it is located in the California Desert.

It all began as a tribute to the only sister I had, a sister only two and a half years younger than me. Dale was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and passed away two years later after a tango like dance with the disease.

The pictures on the website were taken over a three year period documenting the beauty and life that goes on after her death. I continue to take pictures almost daily as the beauty unfolds. A whisper of Dale’s ashes grace the garden and I believe that she is the caretaker of every bulb, plant, tree and bird that flourishes. It started in a small area and then expanded to include a koi pond, grape arbor and vegetable garden. Dale’s nurturing touches every living thing on our property.

Please enjoy the beauty that I hope I have captured with these pictures. May they bring you joy and a sense of calmness if you are stressed dealing with an illness or life’s everyday challenges. May Dale’s memory bring joy and hope to others.

Please go to http://www.mysisterdalesgarden.com/
to view the garden photos.

For LUNG CANCER FACTS go to http://www.lungcanceralliance.org/