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VERY Pretty, Birgit! Thanks for sharing with us. I love blue flowers too but they're so hard to come by around here. I have a few in My Serenity Garden and they're so pretty!
Friendship isn't about who you have known the longest...but about who came and never left your side. |
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how beautiful, Birgit....June would love that, I am sure. Thank you for sharing those beautiful pictures.
"June was my solid rock. She was always there. She was my counselor, comforter, everything else. What a wonderful woman she was."....from the Final Interview with Kurt Loder in Bill Miller's book, Cash - An American Man. |
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June-blue!! Well done, Birgit. Those flowers are very beautiful, just like the lady for whom they bloom ... and the lady who planted and tends them!!
 Your mate in The Land Down Under, Grahame. Carpé diem "y'all"! edwards.grahame@gmail.com   ______________________________________________________ "But I'll try to carry off a little darkness on my back, Till things are brighter I'm THE MAN IN BLACK." ______________________________________________________ SUPPORT JOHNNY CASH RADIO www.johnnycashradio.com. BECOME A REGULAR DONOR AND BUY FROM THE GENERAL STORE www.johnnycashstore.com. |
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Beautiful flowers!
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Birgit: Thanks for the pictures of the beautiful blue flowers. So many things keep reminding us of Johnny and June, and how much we still miss them.
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What a beautiful tribute to a beautiful Lady!
Thanks for sharing!   Johnny and June first met in 1956, though they weren't married until 1968. "The story goes that my father walked up to her, and that the reason he came (to the Grand Ole Opry that night) was he wanted to meet her. And he said, 'I'm going to marry you one day' here between these walls, and she said, 'Sure.' They were both married (to other people) at the time. That's pretty unusual." CashandMe@comcast.net www.myspace.com/cashandme http://www.facebook.com/profil...25249134&ref=profile |
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yes, Jim Reeves did have a wonderful voice. His was one of the first 45's I ever had ...and I still love to sing that song "Four Walls," in memory of him. Luke and I did it at a jam at Cashbash this past year.
"June was my solid rock. She was always there. She was my counselor, comforter, everything else. What a wonderful woman she was."....from the Final Interview with Kurt Loder in Bill Miller's book, Cash - An American Man. |
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G'day Junebug, my treasured friend! I, too, love Jim Reeves' music. The man was a gentleman and had a voice like honey! He is sadly missed in this corner of the world. I love you, June! Your mate in The Land Down Under, Grahame. Carpé diem "y'all"! edwards.grahame@gmail.com ______________________________________________________ "But I'll try to carry off a little darkness on my back, Till things are brighter I'm THE MAN IN BLACK." ______________________________________________________ SUPPORT JOHNNY CASH RADIO www.johnnycashradio.com. BECOME A REGULAR DONOR AND BUY FROM THE GENERAL STORE www.johnnycashstore.com. |
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