The other side of the Sir Harold Hillier gardens

Please do bear with me if I am quiet some days in the second half of this month. As whilst I have scheduled thirty squares I cannot promise this month to be online daily nor will I be attending any teddy bear picnics. I am hoping though to be here regularly as I have missed you all, and I know you will be a great support and your November Squares and comments a welcome distraction.

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  3. Yes, Becky, I understand your need to retreat and lick you wounds. I had your post sharing your loss up on my computer for weeks trying to write a response but felt wordless. Guess I’ll just send you a gentle hug and cry a little with you.

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  17. I’m thinking of you often these days. I’ve had my own scary days this week where I thought I might have to face losing my husband. He’s currently in the hospital but he seems to be getting better every day. Not out of the woods yet but he’s in the right place. I love your autumn woods today. We had our first snowfall today.

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    1. It is very scary when we are faced with maybe losing our life partner. Healing prayers for your husband and prayers for peace for you.

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