Hi Helen here. Consider this story Moss and Stone Garden’s — Where Moss Rocks! first guest blogger post. Even though I write a post weekly, this is the first time I’ve written about my personal experience with moss. Moss Rocks!

Alone each week, I sit to script a post and share the wonders of Moss Rocks! Each week, for nearly a year now, I’ve watched millions visit this blog and Moss and Stone Garden’s website to read, purchase Moss Rocks!, and yes, as many have suggested, to question my sanity. But, hey, Moss Rocks! rock. It’s easy to go crazy around those little cuties. However, just like the shoemaker’s wife, I’m the Cobble’s writer. Everyone around me has Pebbles, Cobbles, and Boulders. But I had none. I had to live vicariously though my tales about Moss Rocks! Until now. Santa was good to me. He brought me Moss Rocks!

Now, as I sit writing in the rising light, I’ll never again be alone. My Moss Rocks! will always be by my side. When I’m watching the kids kick the soccer ball in the back garden of Helen’s Haven, I can bring Moss Rocks! with me to cheer them on. This year, when I go to Florida, Moss Rocks! will ride shotgun, telling me mossome tales. I never tire hearing about how he came to be. He tells the story so well.

When I go for a picnic, Moss Rocks! will be by my side, helping wick away the dew. He will offer me solace, when I’m feeling blue. Moss Rocks! will comfort my kitty when the load of the world weights heavy on his shoulders. Something that can only be fixed with a Boulder. Yes, I will share my Moss Rocks! with those I love. As long as you remember, love me, love my Moss Rocks! When I’m invited for a day with you, please remember, I’ll bring him too.

I struggled with a name to best suit his personality, but then it came to me:  Galanthus. Like the flower, Galanthus brings me brightness whenever there is darkness around me.

Please share with me what you and your Moss Rocks! have been up too. I’m always looking for ideas to spend time with Galanthus. Feel free to post here or on Moss and Stone Gardens’ Facebook page. If looking for a play date, text me. ;~\

Order your Moss Rocks!  online today.  Moss is grand.  Moss is green.  Moss is good. Make the most of it; order Moss Rocks! today.

By: Helen Yoest
 

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Photo credited obviously NOT Ken Gergle.