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I went out about dusk to check on my trees, some of the shohins needed a little water. As most of you already know all of my trees are conifers, but even in the dim light, I just stood there and thought to myself, how lucky I am to be able to be the caretaker of someting so beautiful. I hope everone else feels the same way I do, what a great hobby. I hope whoever ends up with my trees after I'm gone, loves them as much as I do.

keep it green,
Harry
 
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I went out about dusk to check on my trees, some of the shohins needed a little water. As most of you already know all of my tress are conifers, but even in the dim light, I just stood there and thought to myself, how lucky I am to be able to be the caretaker of someting so beautiful. I hope everone else feels the same way I do, what a great hobby. I hope whoever ends up with my trees after I'm gone, loves them as much as I do.

keep it green,
Harry

To make sure that happens I suggest you place me in your will soon....Dad!
 
To make sure that happens I suggest you place me in your will soon....Dad!

No problem, but you will have to smuggle them in to Californication !!

keep it green,
Harry
 
It wouldn't be the first time;)
 
Ok, you're in, want all of them, or do you want to cherry pick ?

keep it green,
Harry
 
I went out about dusk to check on my trees, some of the shohins needed a little water. As most of you already know all of my tress are conifers, but even in the dim light, I just stood there and thought to myself, how lucky I am to be able to be the caretaker of someting so beautiful. I hope everone else feels the same way I do, what a great hobby. I hope whoever ends up with my trees after I'm gone, loves them as much as I do.

keep it green,
Harry

That was the nicest thing that I've heard today, thanks for reminding us why we are here!
 
I went out about dusk to check on my trees, some of the shohins needed a little water. As most of you already know all of my tress are conifers, but even in the dim light, I just stood there and thought to myself, how lucky I am to be able to be the caretaker of someting so beautiful. I hope everone else feels the same way I do, what a great hobby. I hope whoever ends up with my trees after I'm gone, loves them as much as I do.

keep it green,
Harry

Harry, the only thing better than enjoying them by yourself is enjoying them with another. Though I can't be there physically, I can be there in spirit. Thanks for sharing!
 
At the end of the day, twenty minutes of enjoying my trees can erase a day's worth of the stress brought about by working with junior high students. I am always grateful.
 
Great thoughts Harry! It is a wonderful hobby. We are blessed to have found bonsai.

Barry, I find a lot of Peace amongst my bonsai too.
 
Thanks for the great post, Harry.

I've never understood the idea of setting up a sprinkler system to water the trees daily - the time spent, even briefly, looking at each tree as I water in the evening each day is a sacred time, not to be missed.

Cheers.
 
Right on Harry, I don't care if my girlfriends think I'm nutz.

-Dave
 
Agreed Harry.

Even though all my trees are under mulch and cover for the winter, I can still get glimpses of them and make plans for next spring--almost better than Christmas.

I may not be able to see them much longer, we're apparently in for a big snowstorm--12 inches predicted, "thunder snow" squalls, etc. It's the apocalypse according to the local news channel...:D
 
Right on Harry, I don't care if my girlfriends think I'm nutz.

-Dave

Keep searching for a girlfriend who "gets it". Just ask Miss Vic and Angelfire. They are in love with bonsai and each other. No need to explain why you spent all day repotting or spent so much on the pots. I envy their shared love of bonsai. Keep looking.
 
Keep searching for a girlfriend who "gets it". Just ask Miss Vic and Angelfire. They are in love with bonsai and each other. No need to explain why you spent all day repotting or spent so much on the pots. I envy their shared love of bonsai. Keep looking.

I think I LOVE bonsai, and girls are just a HOBBY.
 
I went out about dusk to check on my trees, some of the shohins needed a little water. As most of you already know all of my trees are conifers, but even in the dim light, I just stood there and thought to myself, how lucky I am to be able to be the caretaker of someting so beautiful. I hope everone else feels the same way I do, what a great hobby. I hope whoever ends up with my trees after I'm gone, loves them as much as I do.

Harry,

Thanks for taking the time to share these thoughts with us.

I have had similar thoughts myself at times.

Happy Holidays.

Keepin' it green.

Paul
 
I went out about dusk to check on my trees, some of the shohins needed a little water. As most of you already know all of my trees are conifers, but even in the dim light, I just stood there and thought to myself, how lucky I am to be able to be the caretaker of someting so beautiful. I hope everone else feels the same way I do, what a great hobby. I hope whoever ends up with my trees after I'm gone, loves them as much as I do.

keep it green,
Harry

Yes Harry and with a nice quiet scotch, the world is at peace. Perfect day.


Ash :)
 
I went out about dusk to check on my trees, some of the shohins needed a little water. As most of you already know all of my trees are conifers, but even in the dim light, I just stood there and thought to myself, how lucky I am to be able to be the caretaker of someting so beautiful. I hope everone else feels the same way I do, what a great hobby. I hope whoever ends up with my trees after I'm gone, loves them as much as I do.

keep it green,
Harry

This post reminds me of something Shinji Suzuki said at a lecture/demo I attended a few years ago. He spoke quite eloquently on his love for Bonsai and he also said something to the effect that he also thought that everyone that practiced this art were on the "right side".
While I might not be able to listen to Rush for more than a minute or so, a couple of my best friends in my club are avid listeners, and it doesn't matter one bit because there's something that is much stronger that binds us together
 
This post reminds me of something Shinji Suzuki said at a lecture/demo I attended a few years ago. He spoke quite eloquently on his love for Bonsai and he also said something to the effect that he also thought that everyone that practiced this art were on the "right side".
While I might not be able to listen to Rush for more than a minute or so, a couple of my best friends in my club are avid listeners, and it doesn't matter one bit because there's something that is much stronger that binds us together

Just for the record, I don't listen to talk radio, I much prefer to listen to Jazz. I don't watch much news on TV, unless there is some major event unfolding, then I search for the cable station with the best coverage. I get my poitical news from other sources, I like to make up my own mind.

keep it green,
Harry
 
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