My friend asked me to care for her Amaryllis plants while she was away during December. They had been outside in pots, but I brought them home and put them upstairs where they would get plenty of sunlight. (I live in the woods, and the main floor of my house doesn’t get direct sunlight.)
Sadly, however, my friend won’t get to see them bloom this year. While she was away she had a medical emergency and had to undergo neurosurgery. Her plans to return to Georgia from Colorado by early January fell through, and she remains in Colorado, so I had to send her this photo of one of the Amaryllis in bloom.
Unexpected in common hours 
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Thank you xo much for taking such good care of mother’s plant.. She would be so happy to see this beautiful bloom…
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You are quite welcome. It is beautiful, isn’t it? I wish the other one would bloom.
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It’s beautiful. I hope your friend is much better soon!
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Thank you. She is getting better every day.
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Hope your friend is ok.
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Thank you. It was emergency surgery, and she has recovered and i improving every day.
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Glad to her that sheās improving.
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This photo is beautiful – the colors are amazing ā¤ļø
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Thank you. It is a gorgeous flower.
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such a beautiful ‘get well’ bloom
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Thank you. I’m caring for two plants. The other one hasn’t bloomed, but I hope it will.
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A beautiful picture. I hope your friend recovers. šš»
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She is recovering well. Thank you!
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I hope your friend makes a full recovery, Deb, and I am sure she is grateful for having you to take care of these beauties
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She is doing well, although it was emergency surgery. Thank you!
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Gorgeous and a nice memory of your friend I hope she is in recovery.
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Thank you, Charlotte. She is recovering, but her doctors still will not allow her to travel. So she remains almost 2,000 miles away on the other side of the U.S.
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