She sales sea shells down by the sea shore.... walking on the beach in the fall is my favorite time to look for treasures like this. I have 4 intact sand dollars and a sea sponge and hundreds of sea rocks. Hugs HiC
You know, there is a whole lot of truth to that observation. The older I get the more I realize that death is simply the end of life. People live, people die. Undue grief is misplaced - and I am not always certain it is sincere. If a young person dies prematurely it is sad, but when my 87 year old friend succumbs it is just the natural end to a good life. Nothing more, nothing less.
She sales sea shells down by the sea shore.... walking on the beach in the fall is my favorite time to look for treasures like this. I have 4 intact sand dollars and a sea sponge and hundreds of sea rocks.
ReplyDeleteHugs HiC
Hello, love the seashell. Grief, an injury to living. It seems true. Happy Thursday, enjoy your day and weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou know, there is a whole lot of truth to that observation. The older I get the more I realize that death is simply the end of life. People live, people die. Undue grief is misplaced - and I am not always certain it is sincere. If a young person dies prematurely it is sad, but when my 87 year old friend succumbs it is just the natural end to a good life. Nothing more, nothing less.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty shell you found!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely shell and its picture. True too much grief brings not the dead, but loss is a loss.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shell, we used to find these on our beaches every time we visited but not so much now. we have been shelled out
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely composition...I love the shell, and the little stones surrounding it are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think there's some truth in that quote. And what a perfect little fan shell.
ReplyDeleteLovely sea shell and great macro shot!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to you,
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