Other bonds and ties have strengthened, and while this in no way balances a loss, it is lovely.
I have received a gift of beautiful English Seaglass, collected by a sweet and innocent soul who has been a friend for a while now, and has become closer over the last few weeks. By 'innocent', I mean a person who approaches life with a positive, open face. A 'what-you-see-is-what-you-get' person, always ready to make a friend and be a friend. And to be this way is his first inclination. A rarity in this day and age of reticence and suspicion.
Friends should never measured by their gifts, rather, by the care they take with strengthening the bonds of a friendship and the honesty and openness they offer. It gave me great joy to photograph the beautiful glass my friend sent me, and the better I could make the photos, the more I felt I was saying thank you to him for his generosity. That many others enjoyed the photos as well, was a small gift I was glad to pass on.
Beautiful English Glass Black and White Multis |
Ice Blues and Whites from Seaham |
Beautiful glass from England's North-east |
How beautiful are these? |
And how British? LOVELY SEAGLASS FROM THE NORTH-EAST OF ENGLAND! Thank you Rob! |
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