counting my pearls
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Bravo, Very well said. Made me think about people from long ago who i miss or had placed in a far away memory. Thanks.
Aww! That was delightfully mushy. **grins** I have a nice collection of pearls, at least enough for a bracelet.
Spot on Amanda. Life has a habit of throwing a lot of “stuff” at you and some of it can be quite unpleasant, but it’s amazing how many times when you have to deal with this “stuff” you find a pearl that not only restores your faith, but also makes you feel quite humble. Often these pearls crop ip in very unexpected places so you should always keep an open mind and an open heart to let them in
(and probably corny to some of you).
Pssh, corny is cool!
Love this post
Jeb,
Thank you! Counting my pearls is an exercise in memory and often gratitude.
Aspasia,
Yeah, it was mushy. I hope your braclet grows into a triple-strand necklace soon.
Jek,
Indeed. Counting my pearls is often done during those hard times and yes, often I find surprising new ones during these times.
Alexa,
It wasn’t when I was growing up, but thank you!
Amber,
Thank YOU!
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Amanda,
You made my day!
Thank you.
David,
You’re welcome!
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That wasn’t corny at all~!
I have a similar sort of mentality when it comes to people or experiences I have, though I call it something else (”sentimental graffiti”— that’s considerably more corny!).
Either way, they’re a nice comfort. Like snapshots of good memories and good experiences that you’ll carry with you and you can think back on for the time you had them around (and for me, like getting to admire old beautiful graffiti that was left long ago).
Bee,
It’s hard to express the more tender emotions without sounding corny, so I’m glad you like this!
Yes, it’s a way of memory that can’t be stolen or lost or anything, which is what makes it so valuable. I like your image of graffitti too!
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You are definitely one of my pearls.
Blake,
Thank you!
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Coco,
You’re welcome.
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Barry,
Contact a lawyer, preferably one affiliated with the ACLU or a First Amendment attorney.
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