This week has been a hard week. We lost my Nanna on Tuesday. I have always been especially close to her so I am really feeling the loss.
Our garden has become a haven for me. I have spent many a time sat thinking, crying, being with the children and just finding some comfort from the tranquillity and peacefulness that the garden provides.
I have also found that my camera has become a form of escapism from reality for me. I have found taking pictures gives me something else to focus on.
This is how our garden has grown...
I am sharing how our garden has grown with Manneskjur - How Does Your Garden Grow?
i am so sorry about your nan here is a virtual hug <----------------> hope you can imagine me squeezing you. even though she is gone she will always be in your heart and your memories, chin up babe you will feel better
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to read about your loss Kirsty.It's nice that you can find some comfort in your garden and photography, i hope it continues to help you heal. Much much love xx
ReplyDeleteSome beautiful flowers! I LOVE #1 and #8 - so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou have some beautiful flowers - everything dies here, it's so dry on top of the hill :S
ReplyDeleteYou have such beautiful flowers hun. We have a few little ones in Baby's playhouse window boxes, but I don't trust myself with many! xx
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteOh, Kirsty I didn't think the week could get any worse for you. All my love and virtual hugs to you.
ReplyDeletei am so sorry for the loss of you nana.... your garden and your pictures are looking beautiful. i'm glad you have them to give you peace
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I wish I had a garden. One day I will get one again :)
ReplyDeletesorry to hear about your Nan, your garden looks beautiful x
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers. My garden is just a football pitch
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss. I have a nana who is 90 this year and I get so very emotional thinking about her not being here any more one day. Enjoy your memories and the precious times you had together. Lots of heart healing thoughts to you xx
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous photos - I love that blue one, amazing.
ReplyDeleteI remember being so down one day. I am so messed up and worse I have to pick my son up in an hour. How can I face him? I went out of the house really early with the camera, walked around and took photos and I dont know. I just felt better. Not healed but better. Just enough for me to get my son from school. Smile at him and give him a kiss and go and be a mother. Photography is saving me a lot of times lately and the flowers that I am taking photos of.
ReplyDeleteSorry about your Nana.
#hdygg
Oh no what an awful week for you :(.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers you have growing. x
So sorry to hear it has been a sad week for you. Hope that you continue to find solace in your beautiful garden xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and such a lot of gorgeous flowers you have. So sorry to hear about the loss of your Nanna, I hope you can try and focus on the happy memories you had together soon. XXX
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss Kirsty. Your garden is looking more than stunning! #HDYGG
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about Nanna. I can see why your garden has helped you it looks beautiful
ReplyDeletebeautiful! Wish I was better at gardening! x
ReplyDeleteSorry for your loss xxx
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