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And maybe I don't want to!

10/7/2012

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Rocks from the beaches of Mazatlan, Mexico.
These are the rocks that are the subject of my attention tonight. And to be perfectly honest - I'm not sure that they are pleased about the whole idea. Sometimes you pick up a piece of glass or a stone and the piece makes itself. It's like it was just waiting for you to come along to put all the pieces together. Tonight while I was trying to work this piece I found myself thinking "How many years, possibly centuries have these rocks been in the ocean, washing back and forth and back and forth with no place to be but exactly where they were". Then I come along and decide that they are going to be picked up from the beach, brought to another country, fixed in silver and remain the same from now until.......

Am I over thinking things at the end of a very long week? Maybe, but I do believe that we create energy and receive energy from the pieces that are in our hands. I hope these rocks find that they are happy to be worn and loved.
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Theresa Leider link
10/7/2012 11:55:09 pm

Sandy,

Perhaps these rocks are saying "If you sell me, please have it be to someone who sails, or scuba dives, or just travels all over the world..." Sometimes we are more open to new adventure if we can also enjoy the best parts of our past...

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Carol Barnette
10/8/2012 04:35:25 am

They actually look like they were made for each other to me. Maybe once they're one, it will all make sense. Trust yourself. And trust the rocks. As Lew used to say (when Mary and I would try to get him to explain some complicated whatever, anything from a complicated movie to a difficult recipe to fixing a car), "All will be revealed."

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sandybinion@gmail.com
10/8/2012 04:35:26 am

Well said Theresa!!! Thank you!

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