06/13/2021
Hello there,
Today I’m wanting to share a bit with you and also to thank you. I’ve been able to reflect a bit on the changes in my life recently, there have been many. But we’ll talk flowers mainly since that’s what this page is about.
Flowers are being used in my life in ways I truly didn’t except. So what did I expect? I’ll share a little background, but will aim not to wander too much like my Grandpa does (ahem back to not wondering. Flowers. Ok, here we go.)
2020 I feel like I don’t need to say too much, but I will share a little. There were great joys, celebrating our Rainbow baby’s 1st Birthday in our very own home, but lows as well. The lows seemed to pile up and with that came huge struggles with mental health and life in general.
One thing you should know about me, is simply that I love the out of doors and my favorite things all involve creating, but during this time I couldn’t find that spark or desire or hope. I just kind of stalled out.
After the new year I purchased a book I had been wanting for quite some time. I had forgotten about it but saw it pop up somewhere and decided I would purchase it, Floret Farm’s Cut Flower Garden.
Our journey from a purchased book to where we are now is less than a 6 month journey. It started with me talking with my husband about a small garden bed. My husband made the passing statement that he didn’t like mowing anyway. The next thing he knew our entire front was garden beds. Some friends graciously provided and tilled more space for us and now here we are.
I’m thankful for here. It’s not where I want to be ( if you’ve seen me at the market I really do want to say hello and engage, still struggling with anxiety makes it intimidating to initiate things but I’m working on it!) The flower farm itself is a good bit behind on some things but by Gods grace we’ve been to market each week with arrangements that I’m happy with. All in all we’ve given away more than we’ve sold but I hear you as you walk by and say kind things about the arrangements and that is healing.
So after all of that, Thank you. Thank you for sharing your life with me, and for letting me celebrate and grieve with you.