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The object I chose for Safar’s challenge was a cutting from an old, old (like 30 years old) plant my mother had gotten from her sister. It’s rooting on the window ledge over the sink, and every time I do dishes it reminds me of the beauty and simplicity that nature can be. But Safar is right, I believe, that we must return objects to their natural state, for I’ve let this cutting go so long that it’s now root-bound in the vase and has stopped growing. Sometimes we have a tendency to do that to people, too, don’t we… Now it’s time to repot it in good soil… Loved this, Safar! (‘Scuse the bad pix!)
“Sometimes we have a tendency to do that to people, too, don’t we”. Wow Calen, what an insight! Happy you liked the challenge. I collected some nuts: acorns, chestnut and beech. I visited where I put them back after the snow melted yesterday, and it looks like some have gone. We’ve a lot of holes in our garden from where the squirrels dig. I’m guessing they’ve stored the treasure. Interesting huh?
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Well them squirrels will be forever in your debt. Or at least for this year… 🙂
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Good posts, beautiful blog.
Congratulations.
Welcome to see my creations:
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Ran by real quick. You have done some beautiful work. Will be back to check it out when I’m not in such a hurry. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
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thnks for your encouragement
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