It’s Saturday again, Wow the days are going by too fast. Beverly has compiled her list of Pinkies for today, so be sure you go to How Sweet the Sound and check it out. Thanks Beverly we appreciate all your hard work.
While on our vacation in Virginia, we visited a little shop , Something Different, and met the nicest lady. She made a lot of the things in her shop. We found this beautiful fish she made from sea glass. I could just see it hanging in the window of my sun room at the lake.
I have lots of sea glass I collected while living on the beach and I found this story about the glass. I make jewelry, picture frames, light switch covers and now I will make pictures.
SEA GLASS
Before sea glass is born, it has a different life.
Maybe it was a crystal goblet holding wine for a king
or maybe it was a sensuous vessel decanting wine during a
lovers’ tryst.
Could it have been an amber bottle of beer out for a
fisherman’s quiet day on the water?
Or a healing bottle of medicine restoring life to a wounded
soldier?
In its young life glass is very vibrant and clear. It has a
purpose, a mission. As its purpose is fulfilled, it develops
into something vital, then becomes useless.
When broken into shards, glass becomes a threat to man.
Many times it becomes lethal.
Later discarded, some glass finds its way into the ocean
where it is tossed, weathered and smashed many many times
into the ocean floor.
It takes on another life, down in the dark churning
waters.
Once transparent, it now emerges as smooth, frosty
opaque gems. Life is not so clear-cut now and the purpose
of its life is now in the eyes of the beholder.
Many people do not relate to this broken trash and pass
it by. But to some, a quiet walk on the beach to meditate or
pray will bring those gems back to life.
They stand out among the broken shells and maybe
catch a ray of sunlight.
Diamonds, emeralds, rubies and sapphires, bringing
happiness and nostalgic memories to those who choose
to find them.
Life is wonderful and beauty is everywhere.
14 comments:
That was a wonderful story and the seaglass is just so beautiful with the rich colors..
Thanks for sharing the information about sea glass, and in such a nice story. The times I've been to the coast of Texas and other beaches, I always pick up bits of shell, rocks and glass. Thanks for visiting CollectInTexas Gal and I'll look forward to your post next week....Sue
absolutely beautiful..
What wonderful information. Thanks for sharing it with us. Have a wonderful Pink Saturday.
I think seaglass is so beautiful.
So pretty. So is that really the story behind the seaglass. I grew up near the beach and never really saw any along the shore.
Interesting.
♥
Joy
Hi Barbara..I love the sea glass!
Happy Pinks...xo Tami
I love sea glass! We live in Michgian, and maybe people can find it along the shores of the Great Lakes, but we don't live anywhere near the lakes. Anyhow, your sea glass fish is wonderful!
Bill
Beautiful sea glass "gems" and story. Happy Pink Saturday!
Sorry I'm a little late. Seems like when the sun is out I feel a desperate need to go outside and run errands or just life my face to the heavens and soak in the last rays before winter hits my neck of the woods.
It's always so much fun to share in the pink goodness of the blogs gathered together for Pink Saturday. A collection of some of the nicest women and prettiest blogs in cyberspace!
Wishing you a weekend filled with l♥ve and sunshine!
What a great story and I love sea glass. The colors are beautiful. Happy Pink Saturday, Char
I'm crazy about sea glass!
Happy Pink Saturday...
XO,
Sheila :-)
Happy Pink Saturday a day late! I like your sea glass; I have a few pieces myself that are really lake glass. Please stop by my blog-I'm doing a giveaway until Friday, 10/23. Hugs, Leslie
Hi! I really like your blog. It looks very nice and I'm happy to visit again. Cheers!
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