Last week, I officially open my email to all my siblings, relatives, friends and friends’ friends. I started my blog last March 2012 but only last July 2 that I had the confident to open it. Much to my surprise, comments keep pouring my email and mobile phone.
Another person I would like to thank is my garden buddy, Ruth Tiotuyco. A former Central Bank director and my sister in Couples for Christ. She has a beautifull house and garden in Tagaytay which she invested 25 years ago. She is very generous in giving away plants grown from her garden. If she is free (which she tries to most of the time for me), I will pass-by her house at 9AM and send her back home at 5PM (my thanks to brother Charlie, her betterhalf, for being so considerate). Being with her is the kind that we can do gardening the whole day and then walk away feeling like it was the best conversation we have ever had.
Thanks too to Marie Iannotti of the gardening.about.com . In spite of the opposite climate we have, I learn a lot from her post. The gardening guide/tips from A to Z surely make my garden.
To all the people who are encouraging/supporting me with my blog, whether by sending comments thru email/text, verbal encouragement and by being my guest in my gardenhouse, I want them to know that they become of infinite value in my life. I may not always see them, but I always know they are there. Their words of encouragements are the quite voice at the end of the day telling me, “Write again tomorrow.”
Another person I would like to thank is my garden buddy, Ruth Tiotuyco. A former Central Bank director and my sister in Couples for Christ. She has a beautifull house and garden in Tagaytay which she invested 25 years ago. She is very generous in giving away plants grown from her garden. If she is free (which she tries to most of the time for me), I will pass-by her house at 9AM and send her back home at 5PM (my thanks to brother Charlie, her betterhalf, for being so considerate). Being with her is the kind that we can do gardening the whole day and then walk away feeling like it was the best conversation we have ever had.
Thanks too to Marie Iannotti of the gardening.about.com . In spite of the opposite climate we have, I learn a lot from her post. The gardening guide/tips from A to Z surely make my garden.
If we learn to give of ourselves, to forgive others, and to live with thanksgiving, we need not seek happiness—it will seek us. Enjoy life while we still can.
Ruth and Tess Anderson
I hope the following photos from my garden might inspire you to get your gloves on too.
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