Despite the fact that my mother just died and my life is full of conflicting feelings…
…I finished knitting a pair of socks…
…the anthurium is still blooming…
…the fuchsia’s colors are radiant…
…the beans broke through the surface and began to grow…
…the marigolds are full of color…
…the tomatoes got bigger…
…the beans started up the pole…
…more tomatoes began to get bigger…
…the heirloom tomato thrived…
…the Kahuku corn came up…
…the Stargazer Lilies got tall and bloomed in the sun…
…the pikake got ready to release its amazing fragrance…
…the hibiscus got covered with blooms…
…the flowers grew bright and reflected the glory of their Creator…
…who let me know that I am never alone.
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A Mānoa Girl's Bloggie 
Nope. Not alone at all.
God’s way of telling you life goes on in full color. It could be worst yeah. Malama pono.
Life goes on… and on.
You’re dealing with a death but constantly surrounded by new life.
nice.
Big joys are good, but it’s the small joys that help to wear away big sorrows.
Thanks for sharing all your beauty, words and images :-}
So sorry to hear of your loss. I will pray for you and yours.
Dear Mokihana,
that is beautiful – so happy you are finding peace in your garden & knitting. Amazing what the Creator gives to us if we will just be open.
hugs,
KT inVA
Moki! I am just getting caught up on your blog….Goodness, I am so sorry for the loss of your mom. I know it’s a little late, but I will pray for you as you deal with this.
I love how God pointed out that He loves you by giving you your beautiful garden…
HUGS to you!
XO
M