RE: Flowers to Brighten Our Day/Flores para alegrarnos el día

@r2cornell...

It was really good to catch up with you and chat today... These flowers are gorgeous, and your opening speaks volumes, to me... and hopefully others:

I have been working on this publication for a while. I seem to have been having too many appointments. I finally saw an eye surgeon and have scheduled my surgery for the end of the month for one eye and in mid-June for the other. I should have had the surgery in 2021, but between dealing with the long-term effects of Covid, taking care of someone dying from cancer, and then my wife's health leading to her passing, I just could not squeeze it in.

We struggle daily, with this thing called, "life". Some days... it's a walk in the park. Other times... not so much. But as long as I have known you, you have been a constant beacon of positive energy and support. Now... I say this, as I have known you for some time. But it is that old saying, "Actions speak louder than words", and I would not worry about the "amount" of content, as much as the power behind it. But then again... you already know that...

I have always loved being outside... more so, after I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis... My better half and I, use flowers as a way to get outside, get some sunshine... and re-ground ourselves. In doing so... I too, often shared photos of flowers rather than just words. Because sometimes (as you know) flowers can say, what we can not. Anyway, beautiful flowers brother. It's good to see you're still trying to fight the good fight... Here's to hoping your eye surgery goes smoothly, and your vision returns to (hopefully) what it was before. Hope you have a good start to your week...

!LUV
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