Love
has
no
beginning nor end,
it can become tangled-
hold on to your golden thread.
Thread of Life
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36 responses to “Thread of Life”
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Don’t just hold onto your golden thread!Weave it,stitch it,knit it!Let it develop into a work of art:)
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Amen
our lives are a rich tapestry of things we have done and said with memories of those we love outlined in golden thread!
Blessings to you.
Springtime bless blown your way from my heart to yours!
I love you my friend!
Be well!
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Mmmm…not convinced it has has no beginning or end. It most definitely can become very, very tangled.
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lovely illustration
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This is lovely! Reminds me of the late astrologer Linda Goodman’s belief that twin souls are linked together by a silver thread, no matter how far apart they may be in the world…”Two shall be born the whole wide world and speak in different languages and… cross the ocean…until one day out of darkness, they must meet and read life’s meaning in each other’s eyes.” I can’t remember the whole poem, but that’s the gist of it. Beautiful post!
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love it!
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What if I’d rather have a silver thread?
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Sometimes our thread of love becomes knotted and sadly remains that way forever.
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Corey – years ago I grabbed hold of my golden thread – at the end was my husband -THE most important person in my life. I feel safe as I know he is always at the other end of my thread – our thread is tangled with life happenings but he is still one end and I am on the other
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I think some tangles are inevitable.
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You are so right, love can be so simple at times and yet so complicated at others.
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Good morning Corey. I’m still working on today’s entry for our dare but I’m curious about one things. The pictures here you post are so often very interesting to view separate from anything you write, as the golden thread picture is. Do you take the pictures?
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A thread as delicate as a spider webs and as strong as iron – so true… It is so important not to take love for granted.
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Hi dear Corey…I love your site. I feel refreshed and happy to have seen you and Kristi last weekend…and my bloglife has begun…I Married a Frenchman has two posts Let me know whatyou think. I am also doing Mommy Real Estate….comment back.
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I guess that is very true… Oh I laugh at your last post! And 37 comments – wow! Yes I remember these differences too… Very funny yet odd about table manners and relearning something totally different.
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oh i feel the tangle right now…
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yes indeed… hold on! great image! hope all the tangles loosen and reweave themselves beautifully into the rich tapestry of life.
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That is a neat image.
How drab love would be if it were always easy? Give me the mess! At least it is interesting. 😉 -
You are my favorite song bird!
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I’ll hang on! Beautiful beautiful beautiful
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I love this shimmering example! What a sweet visual for such a lovely sentiment!
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I love clicking on your images and seeing them larger than life…
Today I felt entwined in your golden thread. Beautiful!
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it is the UNtagling which is so much fun…. lovely photo corey… add this one too!
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I love your images and the words that go with it. This one is simply beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Paula 🙂 -
how is it that you always manage to find the perfect picture to go with your inspiring words?
c’est tres incredible!
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My golden thread has had to stretch since my children have grown and begun lives of their own but it will never be cut.
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Execellent point. hang on for dear life sometimes
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Beautiful words Corey.
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Your posts always move me. I am not letting go!!
Take care,
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Just wanted to say I am sorry about your photos. Your blog is beautiful, obviously many people think so. But, some people have no ethics.
And I love the monkey statue and also what you tell your children! -
No post today? Please do not let that wicked woman who stole your photographs keep you from posting. I couldn’t start my day without your beautiful images and words.
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Simply beautiful!
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hello Corey.
In answer to your question…I believe in interconnectedness, that we are never apart or separate from all of this magnificent universe. we are one, sewn by goldthreads. (hence the name of my blog 🙂 -
I’ve been giving this a lot of thought. Maybe you should use this lovely slender thread to garrote le voleur who copied your images. Heh heh heh, see if she’ll pull that stunt again (in the words of my mother). Or maybe Orama could just slap her. Just thoughts…
tongue in cheek replies:
No Slapping !!!
The blogger who used NINE of my photos (plus a photo from another blogger) without any reference to me, nor permission, has deleted both her design blogs, after a slew of protest from many other bloggers. I thank you for your support of my photos! -
A straight line would not be as interesting as one with tangles. That goes both for the thread on the picture and the life in general.
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