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Mamie's Garden

Saturday was such a beautiful day. Taylor and I decided to head out to the nursery after we had breakfast on the deck. Our plan was to go pick out a few dogwood trees for the garden. While we were there we started looking at water features. Since we began this project I have alway wanted some kind of contained water feature in the garden. We ended up working with the guys there and came up with a beautiful one. I was so excited to get home and put it together. It was definitely a fun project for Taylor and I to do together. The sound the fountain is so peaceful. I took a few pictures with my phone to share with you guys. The whole time we were out in the garden we felt Mamie was with us. The huge wind chime that was given to us was blowing in the wind. We also saw a few butterflies and a ladybug. It was a good day!

Also I wanted to show you the sign a good friend gave me for the garden. Thank you so much Ashley. What a special gift for us to remember Mamie.

I hope everyone has a wonderful day! -Sarah

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  1. AnonymousNovember 2, 2009 at 2:18 PM

    I love the water feature. I am so glad that you and Taylor have made this special place for all to see. It is a beautiful tribute to a beautiful baby. Love you guys and looking forward to spending time with you soon. Love, Jayna

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  2. ShawnaNovember 2, 2009 at 6:39 PM

    It looks so wonderful Sarah! Such a special place. Love you guys and hope to see you at Christmastime.

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