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I went for a long walk around my neighborhood tonight. There is so much to say, but all that’s important is that I am safe and doing well. I’m married to someone though on the spectrum with high anxiety who lost his mom, then had an invasive surgery for precancerous cells, and is dealing with this virus situation all within a matter of a few months. He is at least able to work from home because of my medical issues, but it’s all a challenge. This is too much change with traumatic deaths occurring for so many of us. All I can say is stay safe, don’t panic, and try to smile and reach out to friends and family who are struggling right now with anxiety and depression. It’s all heavy but we can lean on one another. #springisnotcancelled #springisnotcanceled #mttaborwalks #yourock! #stayingsanecovidtour2020 #stayhomesavelives #portlandoregon

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Wordless Wednesday: The End of a Season

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Date October 17, 2012
Tags Anemone, Arctostaphlos, Camellia, Hedera, Hydrangea, insects, neighborhood, Parthenocissus, Polypodium, Punica, Rosa, Sumac, Thuja, walks
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Wordless Wednesday: An Ikebana Classroom

Behold! An Artist’s Studio has Grown in the Garden

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~Gardener on Sherlock Street

The season seems to be going out with style!

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