I wish I could read mine in the sediment of my green tea...
About Me
- jasmin
- Australia
- I am a nostalgic, melancholic only child who loves to make tea, make lists, make love, make art and make dinner. Sometimes all at once. All photos and art work here are mine. Please link back to me if you would like to use images. x
I love your plate to the right there, so pretty!
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oh beautiful jasmin,
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while taking pictures in my kitchen the other day, and photographing my red beets before and after eating them, i thought exactly the same, what if i could read my fortune in these pink patterns of beet juice....
and your comment made me think a lot.
lately i am striving towards intimate relationships with those around me. i prefer the depth and the risk of that to staying on the surface. so i am trying to challenge myself to ask the things i want to ask. and to say the things i want to say. honesty. even when it is difficult.
and it made me curious, what keeps you from asking your friends these questions?
maybe try to ask them? perhaps it will open up new dimensions?
wish you a lovely day
with tea and sweets and all that jazz
Dear Jazz,
ReplyDelete'...starting...all sails are claped...into the west...keep progress, even if the wind comes from the front.'
;-)
x Ariane.
Emma, it is a lovely tin plate bought at the markets in Bali.
ReplyDeleteSara, you are a wise wise woman.
And Ariane, you are an intuitive one.
mmmm....
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would I like to know?
I do not know
I try to take it day by day
just today
now
and see the beauty of what is
although I am very impatient
sometimes
so, with the accent on try!
;))
i can't read it either, but i do love the waves...
ReplyDeletewaves. dear?
mhmmmmm...
n♥
Prettiness, depth, sailing, patience, beauty, waves... is what your comments have revealed here..... i'm happy with that! x
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