even later Saturday night
Our neighbour Jim and Marj walked the cancer road as well. There was a time that Jim was in the hospital not knowing if he would loose his leg or not. This was a trying time for Marj, not only was her love in the hospital but he was in there for Christmas. On their front lawn,next to our driveway sit a blue spruce tree. It being Christmas and all I decided that I would put lights up on the tree, they would be on every night until Jim came home.Every night, well past Christmas they were on, it was my tree of hope.Jim lost his leg, and passed away in the fall of the next year,in January Jims brother in law died as well. Marj and I decided to keep the lights on, well past Christmas into the summer. When she started to cut the lawn the extension cord went so did the lights, but come the fall, the lights reappeared. This little tree became our tree of memories, of hope. Now it is also in memory of Bryon. It is almost March and every night people driving by see the tree, all lite up. Our neighbours understand why, as for the other people I don't care. Lindsay says he like to come home late at night and see it, for Marj and I it holds special memories, memories of those we have lost, memories of what we were lucky to have had.