I participated in the latest round of Love Notes and made a new penfriend!
Peggy L, my partner for Love Notes 27, is a retired nurse who’s finding her way to other “identities” and embracing the artist within. Her messages were sweet and cheerful and I looked forward to retrieving each from my post office box each week.
In response to the first prompt, “I invite you to…,” Peggy wrote:
I invite you to believe that we are all connected and that we can and will change the world together. I invite you to join me in a peace army, a joy tribe, a group of women who KNOW that we are the answer we have been waiting for!
Isn’t this beautiful? It fits perfectly with the woman-empowered inspiration of my Women’s History Month posts. Also, thanks to this note, I finally figured out what to do with the beautiful love notes and messages I receive. Instead of keeping them in a box or album, I’m making them a part of my journaling. Yay!
I’ll be sharing Peggy’s responses to the prompts this week along with images that feature a couple of favorites we have in common–sunflowers and purple!
About today’s image: I spotted surprise sunflowers dancing in the wind while returning from an errand on campus. They were part of a giant bouquet placed near the entry to one of the dormitories. It was a happy find!
The person who placed the bouquet happened by and chatted with me while I photographed the sunflowers. She was torn. She wanted to take the flowers to her room, but felt it would be selfish. I assured her that since the flowers were given to her (instead of being tossed at the end of an event), she was not being selfish. I invited her to enjoy the flowers for herself! 🙂 Besides, cut flowers last longer indoors than outdoors.
Photo is beautiful and the message from your new pen friend made me feel hopefull.
Nicely said.
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Me too! Beautiful message! Thanks for reading, CGB!
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Hi Chandra,
Tell me more about how you are including the postcards in your journaling. Are you attaching them to pages or are you making a book of the postcards plus blank pages? I am imagining the result!
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Hi Martha! I’ll be adding the notes to pages–where I can. I’ll share some “before the pen” pages when I get some done. I have some cards in special albums already, but albums don’t always work because some of the cards are larger than the 4×6 sleeves. I’ve been trying to figure out a solution to that problem.
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