A Tearful Farewell to a Beautiful Place

[BDMc]

Norma, I do know what loving a place is like, and I am sorry for your loss. I sure do like your husband's attitude! The two of you do have many adventures left ahead of you. Sending a hug, your valve brother, Brian

 

[ShezaGirlie]

Yes, my husband and I have been talking about maybe going for a visit to
Big Bend. Believe it or not, this native Texan has never seen it! I told my husband, maybe it's time!

Another "native Texan" here who hasn't seen it either..! Yep, it's time..

 

[Dennis S]

Hello Norma. As I read your post I was reminded again how important it is to appreciate the beautiful people, activities, and scenery that surrounds us. It is so easy to assume they will always be there.

When we begin life, every day seems to open up new opportunities and avenues for exploration and experience. Perhaps the ever expanding breadth of those early experiences is the reason it is so hard to appreciate that these things are, in fact, fleeting-and more so when health problems intrude.

I know you are already on the way up. I have seen how you look for, and find, the beauty that surrounds you wherever you are. And we do truly live in the "Land of Enchantment".

 

[skeptic49]

Sorry to read your post Norma. What a nice photograph! I know that if I had to give up the baeuty of the beach due to my condition, it would break my heart. I hope that you can find another beautiful spot to enjoy...I'm sure you will.

Best wishes,

Jim

 

[Duffey]

You can come fishing at our place in Wisconsin, Norma.