Wishin'

Wouldn't it be nice if you could give someone a bouquet of forget-me-nots and they really would forget-you-not?  We went to visit Grandma yesterday.  I miss her.

Today's another crazy day...  I'm feeling out of the loop and like there's no time for anything -- almost incommunicado -- and I miss you guys, too!

Comments

[margene]

What a lovely sentiment. We miss you, too!

[Carole]

I just now came in from taking pictures of my forget-me-nots and I couldn't remember their name. How ironic!

[Cara]

Not only do I miss you, but I love you too!

[Sue]

I’m glad you had a chance to visit with family and enjoy each other. What a perfectly lovely way to spend the day.

[DebbieB]

((((hugs)))) What a perfect tiny blue flower!

[pamela wynne]

Ah, I've wished the same thing (or something like it) with my own grandmother. We miss you too! Take care.

[Deb]

We'll be here whenever when you get back! Luv ya.....

[Angie]

Wouldn't it be wonderful to give everyone we love those flowers so they never forget us? What a wonderful thought, Vicki. I, too, missed my grandmother before she passed. I hope we know each other always. :-)

[anne]

I miss the people my grandmother has forgotten *for* her, if that makes sense.

(In other words, she has forgotten my grandfather who died long ago -- and I miss him for her.)

[Theresa Lindamood]

I love forget-me-nots. They grew like weeds at my Grandma's and my brother and I used to pick them. She had pink, white and blue ones. My brother died at 5.5 years. Now whenever I see them I think of him and it is a sweet little reminder of the love we shared. I enjoy all your pictures and read on a semi-regular basis, even though I don't comment. Your blog is really interesting.

[Jess]

I'm sorry about your Grandma. Mine had Alzheimers and it was just so hard to go see her when she wasn't even there, just her body. I hope you had a good trip, regardless.