Norman is in the shotgun shell being laid to rest by my dad and mom.
Hanging out at Bradley Branches from now on.
My dad may not be here in body, but he is here in spirit. It’s been 21 years today dad became one with the earth.
What’s not to love when you can spend earth day with the ones still left on this precious earth?
Be free Norman, thank you for your life.
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What a wonderful way to spend Earth Day… I’m crying now while I sit here with the candle for your dad… but that’s ok to share tears with friends, right? :o)
It is more than ok. U am shedding tears as I read your beautiful words. Thanks pup for being such a great friend.
beautiful way to spend Earth Day (((hugs)))
Beautiful post.
That is a really beautiful memorial. I love how you chose to preserve Norman’s memory as well. It is definitely a good day to hold dear those who are still here.
What a beautiful, beautiful memorial. It’s such a lovely place to be able to go with your loved ones and remember your loved ones you have lost. It never really gets that much easier, does it, no matter how many years have passed?
Well, I’m glad to see that I am not alone shedding tears with you today. Thank you for sharing such a wonderfully special place with us. ♥
This is beautiful. I love the way that you have honored his memory.
What a beautiful spot to have to visit and what a great way to spend Earth Day. Thanks for sharing.
What a moving post. The pictures are beautiful and bittersweet. You have a lot of special angels looking out for you.
Such a beautiful memorial to those you love. It never seems as though it’s been years since they left us, but what they left us is priceless. Hugs
Such a beautiful tribute site. I miss that Norman.