mom's place

[mattdavis11]

Sorry, forgot to mention that her landscape is beautiful.

I also didn't read your post on location. Pretty sure I've graced the property, but I don't remember it looking like that!

[id10t]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

It is obvious your mom’s garden is not newish. Many years of work to look like that. Very nice.

Still have the original camelias but just about everything else has been redone. Some events triggered massive changes - hurricane taking out trees, etc As well as my wedding Mom planted almost 300 calla lillies along the pond and around the area we had the ceremony

Other changes have been gradual and taken years (like that crepe myrtle) to really fill in proper

[id10t]

Originally Posted by mattdavis11

Sorry, forgot to mention that her landscape is beautiful.

I also didn't read your post on location. Pretty sure I've graced the property, but I don't remember it looking like that!

If youve been to the pond it is across from the cement stairs

[john70t]

Originally Posted by id10t

Mom had her knee replaced last week, so I spent the week hanging with her (she's doing great, thanks)

She is probably going to want to travel.

[id10t]

Originally Posted by john70t

She is probably going to want to travel.

Her boyfriend and traveling partner died earlier this year - so travel is done, unless it is to Minnesota to visit her brother.

[Tobra]

beautiful gardens, like the gravel pathways, lots of uneven ground though

She should use a walker or at least a cane postoperatively. I encourage you to be relentlessly persistent in advocating this.

[id10t]

Originally Posted by Tobra

beautiful gardens, like the gravel pathways, lots of uneven ground though

She should use a walker or at least a cane postoperatively. I encourage you to be relentlessly persistent in advocating this.

She's had proprioception (sp?) issues for a few years now, so she's been using a wheeled walker type thing even pre-op and is planning on using it post op once she's off her traditional walker...

[Tobra]

Very good sir