I conducted a little test that involved only my DH and myself. I did this before searching to see what would be the result from other randomly or scientific testing on the following test question, “What do we have in common”?
While we were eating dinner, my mind kept thinking about the common things we share. Common, meaning something happening frequently or existing in large numbers in the same way that makes us all one. Did I see something in him that is common in me or everyone else also? Yes, I did. We are so different physically but yet in some spiritual areas and intellectual areas we shared a commonality.
We have flaws, sins, addictions, mistakes, and all the ugliness of our lives, past and present. But, the most important common thing, that stands out is all humans dream to have a better life for themselves and for their closed ones, regardless of ethnicity, nationality, creed, sex etc.
And throughout our life, we chase that dream. Whether we are going to succeed or not that is different matter.
Presenting to you three (3) cards today. Hoping you can see what they all have in common.
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Enabler's List: light blue, cream, white, gray and gold cardstock from Recollection was used; blue and white polka dot pattern paper from Recollection; Ranger watercolor paper; Ranger Distress Ink (tattered rose, mustard seed, dried marigold, picked raspberry, tumbled glass, barn door, and shabby shutters); faux gems; Penny Black's blooming garden die; Tim Holtz's thinlits word die; Tim Holtz's thinlits Alterations die; hemp cord;
Do your own little test. Look at yourself and someone else and see what you share in common. Opposites do attract but we all want to share in something common to one another.
Sending you a hug and LOVE,
Lois
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