I’m not quite sure about everything going on here. I have loved stones all my life; I pick them up everywhere I go and ask friends to bring them back to me from wherever they visit, i.e. I have a stone from the Mediterranean Sea; one from Tolstoy Garden (my friend almost got arrested). So this challenge appealed to me. I wish I remember which blog I read that linked me to the page to start. I read Chittle Chattle which led me to MKMercurio’s blog and the challenge of being outside your comfort zone and from there to CeceliaFutch’s blog and maybe it was there that I found the River of Stones. Howsoever, here I am. I have not read all the instructions but don’t feel that I have to understand everything to start.
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I’m not sure now either, but I think Cecelia posted in a link on Mercurio’s page..
I thought it sounded interesting too
Gerry have a great collection of stones..
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Hi Linda,
Lovely to see your page, your photo and to read your words. I hope the new year is filled with growth, blessings and an abundance of love!
Hi MargeKatherine!
Love the new photo and the new you. Thanks for your kind words. Blessings to you as you journey through 2012.
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Woohoo! I finally found you, and I look forward to reading your posts.
Wow, Cecelia, I am sorry I was lost in your world! I have read your posts with pleasure so welcome to my world and thank you!
Hi Linda! Thanks so much for visiting my blog so that I could find you and get acquainted–I love “river of stones” and that you collect them from everywhere. I wish you all the best here, that you enjoy each rich day–God bless you!
Thank you for visiting. I really liked your haiku. I write haiku sometimes and yours inspired me maybe to return to that form. I have found sometimes that writing less is more..
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