Sunday, March 28, 2010
make a wish
i've come to accept the fact that i still believe in dandelion wishes. and that when we teach her how to blow the petals away, we're really teaching her that the very moment before she exhales holds the answer to any question she might have.
the key is defining what you're wishing for.
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oh yes. no truer words.
ReplyDeletei love both your sentiment and your photo.
ReplyDeleteand hope. there is always hope, too.
xo
erin
I like that. A lot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo, and sentiments.
ReplyDeleteand defining your wishes is sometimes so hard!
ReplyDeleteI love your posts so much. They're like my daily chocolate, did you know that? When I see you've written a new post I get all excited because I know it's going to make my day ten times better or make me deeply and fully aware of something important in my heart.
ReplyDeleteThis post did both.
I love this and have never heard it before!
ReplyDeletei will cherish it!
I believe, too. I believe.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! what an amazing picture, too!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I find that there's a stunning amount of wisdom in this one short post. I love it!
ReplyDeleteWe wish on dandilions and stars and new moons. Lately, my daughter has been inventing things to wish on. I love that about her.
I still believe too. In fact somewhere along the line I decided on a very strict rule in regards to dandelion wishes. I decided that in order for them to work, you had to make sure you blew the little seeds in such a way to guarantee they landed in a place where they could grow. They couldn't be blown on the sidewalk or in the street. If they didn't land in a place they could grown, the wish wouldn't work.
ReplyDeleteAwesome wisdom, my Kritter. Again, I'm amazed that I'm your Mom - must have been some great karma that day you were conceived. My heart overflows with love for you and gratitude that you love me back. We will show Finn that this is what a loving family looks like and then she can brag to her friends at preschool. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my dear Krista, you are so wise. I love this post of yours, because I, too, believe in wishes.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful small treasure this post is.
ReplyDeleteB E A U T I F U L photo!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING wisdom!
I love this post and yes,i believe in wishes too.
I love these dense and delicious little tidbits you share. And that photo-- wow.
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