We never know where two or more threads of our lives may converge with those of others, interweaving to make such beautiful things as children, art, books, and music.Two years and a couple of weeks ago, my mom passed away. A year and a couple of months later, my sister, "bet", posted a thread here about working in her garden, which really was mom's garden, as she'd lived with bet and worked in it a lot before she died.
A few months later, Mudcatter Jeri lets me know she's turned bet's words into a song and a day or so later she's got a marvelous tune for it, too.
Then, a few days ago, near the 2nd anniversary of mom's letting go, IvanB sent me a PM to let me know he was going to sing Jeri's song, "My Mom's Garden" in his upcoming Mudcat Concert.
Last night, I cried my eyes out while this wonderful, kind Mudcatter sang this song...with beautiful backup of his own "cyber-clones", with Jeri listening along with many of our other mudcat friends (bet was unable to be there,)and I marvelled, once again, at this thing we call the Mudcat and its wonderful denizens. Then, too, I marvel at the kismet of life which brought us all to that point last night. Here's to good friends, moms, gardens, and the music they inspire!
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