Finding jewels in the ground isn't so different than finding friends. Some people just match up to us right away and become a best friend. Other times finding a friend is like looking for treasure buried in the earth. The jewel goes first to the polisher...
Then there is lots of hard work on metal which is what holds the jewel or friendship together. In the center of this work table is a cluster of tiny blue moon stones. Each will be set in silver to become a ring.
After hard work you find that instead of no rings, or we could say no friends, that you have a dozen new friends all perfect as you would want a friend to be. (This is for you Hawaii granddaughter. Or for anyone else looking for a golden friend.)
Finding jewels in the ground isn't so different than finding friends. Some people just match up to us right away and become a best friend. Other times finding a friend is like looking for treasure buried in the earth. The jewel goes first to the polisher...
Then there is lots of hard work on metal which is what holds the jewel or friendship together. In the center of this work table is a cluster of tiny blue moon stones. Each will be set in silver to become a ring.
After hard work you find that instead of no rings, or we could say no friends, that you have a dozen new friends all perfect as you would want a friend to be. (This is for you Hawaii granddaughter. Or for anyone else looking for a golden friend.)
4 comments:
You are so sweet Mom! Thank you
I love the comparison. How is your sister?
It is a good comparison...I am looking for at a golden friend too. If you discover where to find those "jewels", let me know!
What a great analogy. I've really enjoyed your blog while you've been there. Thanks for keeping up with it!
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