During her visit in late spring of 2009, our sister Patsy planted a wonderful vegetable garden on the side of our house with the help of our kids. We had been wanting a garden for a while, so we watered and cared for the garden in anticipation of the carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, and other wonderful vegetables that would come.
The garden started producing its bounty in the summer, and we enjoyed fresh vegetables with most of our meals.
One afternoon, our daughter, Margareta, decided she was going to water the garden. In true Margareta fashion, she used her quirky sense of style and imagination. Dressed only in underwear (a common sight in our home), shoes, and a red super hero cape, she went out to water the garden with a water gun we had just gotten. After seeing her head out the kitchen door in this getup, I followed her with the camera to see what she was up to with a smile on my face. Here is what I saw:
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I miss my beautiful girl with her vivid imagination and sense of whimsy. I think of these pictures often.
Submitted by Maria Kubitz in loving memory of her daughter, Margareta Kubitz.
Maria, thank you for sharing your story, it made me smile. Memories are an important way of remembering and can never be taken away from us. I do a presentation on “Ways of Remembering Memories” which opens the discussion of talking and sharing stories of loved ones who are no longer her with us on earth but very much in our hearts.
All my best
Barbara