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Thursday Tree Love: A Young Dogwood, an Old Car, and a Young Family with an Old Dog

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“The great thing about getting older is

that you don’t lose all the other ages you’ve been.”

Madeleine L’Engle, American writer

It was a delight to see this dogwood blooming down the street a couple of months ago. It lives in front of the home of a young couple with a toddler and two dogs. Marley and I stop and talk to them during our walks. One of their dogs is a 16-year-old hound named Boomer. When Boomer sees us coming, he ambles over to the fence to say hello. Their 67 Buick is in good shape and still runs!

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Author: JoAnna

An open minded, tree-hugging Jesus follower, former counselor, and life-long lover of animals, I'm returning to my creative roots and have published my first book: Trust the Timing, A Memoir of Finding Love Again as well as the short version: From Loneliness to Love.

14 thoughts on “Thursday Tree Love: A Young Dogwood, an Old Car, and a Young Family with an Old Dog

  1. A beautiful tree, bringing joy to your neighborhood 🙂

  2. Wonderful dogwood 😀 😀

  3. Wow!! The blue sky looks amazing. The flowering tree as well! 🙂

  4. Beautiful dogwood tree! Like the 67 Buick too. 😊

  5. What a pretty one and the blooms look gorgeous. I am glad you shared a little bit more. I am late for second thursday but I am going to publish. If you can join, that will be great! Thanks, JoAnna!

  6. This is a beautiful post! I love the bittersweet feeling of looking at a classic car and the blooming dogwood. It reminds me of the beauty of life and the passing of time. The quote is so true, and I especially love how it’s illustrated by Boomer. He is a reminder of all the years he’s been with the family, which is a testament to the bond they share. I’m so glad you shared this post with us. Thank you to the author for sharing such a lovely story.

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