Скачать или смотреть The Roses of August: Will there be a Rosy Reunion after all?

Here's a follow-up to my earlier Roses of June videos (links below); I believe I mentioned in the second one of these that I was still waiting to see if my "Rosy Reunion" rose would actually bloom. This was definitely in doubt for quite a while, so watch the video to find out what happened.

And I invite you to stay for the "P.S." section I put at the end of each of my videos!

LINKS:
-- More about the history of Portland's Rose Festival: https://www.rosefestival.org/p/about/...
-- The Roses of June 1:    • The Roses of June 1: The Rescue Rose #mind...  
-- The Roses of June 2:    • The Roses of June II: Burst of Hope #mindf...  

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Living with Lindy is growing and changing daily — now that I've started, I'm just going to let it evolve as it wants to! I'd very much appreciate your comments, likes, subscriptions, and friendly support in general. Thank you for being here!

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CREDITS where they are due:
All graphic designs are my own, as are all the video clips and photos used in this video.
Although I created some of the title graphics in Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop, the video itself was completely assembled in Canva Pro. (Go Canva!)
Some graphic elements, such as the arrow graphics, are from the Canva Pro royalty-free collection.
All music used here is royalty-free music included in my Canva Pro subscription.
-----Specifically, in the intro & outro, I've used "The Bee's Knees" 15-second version, by Cloud Nine Audio from AudioSocket.
-----The music in the main part of the video is "The Smell of Roses", by Claude Signet from Epidemic Sound. And music in the P.S. section is "The Antique Store" by Johannes Bornlof from Epidemic Sound.

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A NOTE ABOUT MY CHANNEL: As I mentioned in the channel description, I lost Valerie, my only child, in 2022. @dearvalerie2022 is my other recently-started YouTube channel that is about my daughter, our life together, and also about the often-surprising reality of grieving such a devastating loss. I hope you'll join me there as well. Because we all experience loss, it's always awful, and it's good to talk truthfully about what it's like. Take care, everyone.