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May 05, 2008

wedding present

Dscf0148After a weekend of 4 soccer games and 3 baseball games, I came home late Sunday afternoon and told my daughter we would plant the flower she bought at the garden club sale.  One thing led to another and I ended up getting everything planted...not stopping to change my good shoes or to even put garden gloves on.   After dinner I came out to sit on the swing  and ran back inside to get my camera to take a picture of our beautiful dogwood tree.  The dogwood tree is pretty but it also has a cute story...

The original owner of our house moved in when he was a teenager.  He married for the first time when he was 80 years old...and planted the dogwood tree as a wedding present to his bride. 

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What a beautiful tree...
Where has the romance gone these days? That's a cute story.

That's a whole lot of sports!
Wow...my daughter has two softball games this week and I thought that was a bit much! I don't know what I will do when all three kids are playong different things...I tip my hat to you Julie! Enjoy your day...
~laura d.

I'm really enjoyed your blog, I've got you bookmarked. :)

What a lovely story about the tree. It's nice that you get to enjoy the gift as well.

aw... that is such a sweet story!!! :) such a beautiful photo as well. my mom is dying to get some dogwood trees planted in our yard--they are so pretty! :)

how blasted cute is that? Nice tree too.

Oh, what a lovely story.

What a sweet story, and a beautiful tree.

what a wonderful story!

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