I got so excited. There it was, my childhood garden dream right before my eyes! So Tom picked it up, and brought it home for me. However, they told us, when we bought it, not to expect many blossom this year. Which was fine with me, I can be patient.
On Wednesday night, Tom decided that next to the rose tree was an appropriate place to bury the baby. I agreed. And we preformed a midnight burial.
Today, I went out side for the first time since Wednesday (I lost a lot of blood, and can't really walk well, but Tom helped walk around the yard). A single red rose has blossomed on the tree, right above the baby. The boys now call the tree the Baby Tree.
I think I will always love this tree.
5 comments:
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. That is a beautiful rose tree and what a tender mercy from our Heavenly Father that it would bloom over your sweet little babe. You are in my thoughts always.
Im so sorry. I had no idea Rosie. Thinking of your family.
Rosie, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. What a sweet way to remember your baby! Sending positive and healing vibes your way. Love ya!
Rosie & Tommy, I am so sorry about your loss. We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Please let us know if there is anything we can do ease the hurt. We love you! Love, Joanna, Trevor, & family.
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