I pulled in this morning.
The IV is still dripping.
The sunflower is starting to bloom.
Doug is smiling. He
only hoped it would be alive, and here it is about to bloom.
No further bulletins until Monday.
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Dr. Doug's Sunflower reviving elixir
I looked around the road garage Tuesday afternoon for
something to put between the sunflower and the door and have there all day Wednesday. Like I really knew what I was looking for. Doug, the assistant road super, kindly
steered me out of his bailiwick, telling me anything I put there would likely
blow over and snap the stalk. He said,
in his opinion, it was up to the sunflower.
Long Live the Sunflower!!
ReplyDeleteI think the flower deserves a name.
ReplyDeleteSophie the sunflower and all her friends......a story of survival of the most loved.
ReplyDeleteYay! I can go about my day. Sunflower is thriving!
ReplyDeleteGreat news!
ReplyDeleteA will AND a way!!
ReplyDeletePearl
Sunflowers always remind me of my children. They used to bring them home from school and we would plant them in the garden.
ReplyDeleteoh good--glad to hear of it's wonderful recovery!!
ReplyDeleteThat really put a smile on my face! Good goin", sunflower!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteI love this sunflower survival story and your sweet dedication to its welfare. Bless you.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for that comment on my blog with the note Obama passed to his assistant Ah, how many times I have begged someone for just that merciful act......" Just shoot me now". Love it.
I'm so glad that "Sunny" is going to make it!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant news on this rainy day in Southport, UK!
ReplyDeleteWonderful news. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlooms & smiles...the best.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteAmazing and great iv idea too.
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