My mom’s trees
Thursday, July 31st, 2008
These trees were planted in honor of my mother. Campus visitors enjoy her legacy.
Someone will pass you today and enjoy the precious legacy left by your very presence. This is my flashback of good for today. Suzy Shepard
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Traveling home from long vacations, my children had contests to be the first to see the arch. ”I see the arch!” one would shout. Now I come home alone. The kids are all grown up and gone.
As I sat waiting for the movie to start, a young girl arrived and carefully placed her doll in the seat near mine. Part of the child’s joy was Kit Kittredge — the movie. Part was sharing the experience with her doll.
This is my favorite place on earth — Piney Lake across from Vail Mountain, Colorado.
If I believed my Magellan navigator, I was now swimming in the blue waters between Biloxi and New Orleans. ”Maggie” doesn’t show the concrete causeway under my vehicle.
My dear cat comes and loves me when I am still.
The aspen tree is a study in resilience. Thousand year old aspen roots survive forest fires and send up new trunks. When traumatic life experiences burn on the surface, remember the aspen. Your deep roots will survive and grow into a life not wasted - a life worth living. You will have flashbacks of good.







