That’s why it’s called the present
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I was widowed very suddenly in 2004. As my husband Dave was the full time carer for his mother, who lived next door, she went to live in a nursing home as she had Alzheimer's and needed care 24/7. Sadly she died earlier this year.
My daughter, after spending a few years living and working in London at Battersea Dog’s Home and the RSPCA Putney Animal Hospital, now lives next door with her partner and their son Max.
My daughter, after spending a few years living and working in London at Battersea Dog’s Home and the RSPCA Putney Animal Hospital, now lives next door with her partner and their son Max.
I have the Tree of Life symbol tattooed on my shoulder.
As my husband was called David, was a carpenter, liked working with oak, was the village tree warden and has an oak tree planted in his memory it seemed an appropriate symbol to have.
The Buddhist saying ‘Today is a gift, that’s why it’s called the present’ is also on the plaque by his oak tree on the village green.
As my husband was called David, was a carpenter, liked working with oak, was the village tree warden and has an oak tree planted in his memory it seemed an appropriate symbol to have.
The Buddhist saying ‘Today is a gift, that’s why it’s called the present’ is also on the plaque by his oak tree on the village green.
Tree of Life
A druid symbol and the word Duir means men of oak and also represents the letter D, symbolising strength and endurance.
A druid symbol and the word Duir means men of oak and also represents the letter D, symbolising strength and endurance.