Normal Day Treasures



Normal Day.


Let me be aware of the treasure you are.


Let me learn from you.



Love you.


Bless you before you depart.



Let me not pass you by…


...in the quest of some rare...


and perfect tomorrow ~


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  1. pedwardsMay 16, 2011 at 9:12 PM

    Ahhh! You are a breath of fresh air. When I initially sat down to read this, I was feeling very anxious. My soul heavy with the stresses of the day and my long self-imposed to-do-list. You know the one. Too much to do. Too little time. And, then ~ you had me with the purple flower. All stress melted away :) Thank you. This was just what the doctor ordered!

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  2. Agrestic DesignsMay 17, 2011 at 7:33 PM

    Breath of fresh air… REALLY?!! I can only hope that my post made you feel half of what you described in your comment. Thank you for being my devoted bloggee :)

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