Liz, sounds great. Our streets are abloom too but it is quite cool in
the morning 2 degrees celsius. Haven't been gardening yet - my
undergardener is too busy to help as she is studying for exams. I am
lucky that she will be around this summer as well as she is taking a
french grammar refresher to be certified as bilingual. We are still
feeding off the squash we grew last year. So maybe we will just grow
squash and potatoes in the allotment garden and flowers and greens at
home.
It is wonderful - I love spring too, just fills my soul with joy.
Temperment improves and just busting with energy!
God bless, Jeanne
Elizabeth Patterson wrote:
>
> Hi molers,
> I have been reading the posts, but, as usual, not posting much. I am so
> sorry to hear of Greg's hospitalization and of his being sent home because
> of the insurance company's policy. I think we all need to get on the
> bandwagon and campaign for reform. These insurance companies are making the
> big bucks, but they sure hate to pay out what they are supposed to cover.
>
> I see we have several new people. Let me say welcome to you and that you
> will benefit greatly by being here. I am very grateful to the people on
> this forum for the support they gave me while I was coming to terms with
> the fact that I had cancer. I had a lumpectomy last July and as far as I
> know I am cancer free. I go in in May for my next complete mammogram.
>
> The news that you or your loved ones have cancer is one of the most
> overwhelming diagnosis you will ever receive, but through this group you
> can come to see that life is still worthing living, and living is what you
> should be doing. Fight the disease and keep faith that you will overcome.
>
> BTW, I just got my yahoo instant messenger. my identity is eapat. If you
> would like me to put you on my "friends" list, please let me know your
> identity. Nanc, I think maybe you have instant messenger.
>
> I hope you are all enjoying the emerging spring. Here in Yakima the spring
> flowers are in bloom, daffidols, tulips, magnolia, violets, oregon grape,
> flowering quince, etc. are all providing brillant colors to the landscape.
> Soon the dogwoods will bloom and of course here in the northwest we have
> rhododendrens in all colors. Some are already in bloom. Others bloom later.
> I have put in a vegetable garden which I hope will produce well. I love
> spring. It is truly a time of rebirth and it does wonders for my attitude.
>
> Love and good wishes to all
> Liz Patterson
>
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