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Guess I should have added the photo to my previous reply...This is the bear I took to college. I still have it in bed w/ me. It went to the hospital when I had my daughter, mastectomy, traveled through Europe and everywhere & anywhere I go. There’s a big note where we keep luggage to be sure she gets packed! 🐻

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@Shanus wrote:

Shanus’s 53 yr. old Teddy Bear

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Awwwwwwwww.

Adore this one.

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@1Professor   A little worse for wear, for sure. Her name’s Miss Penny because of her copper coloring, of course. 

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That face!

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That face!


 

 

@1Professor   Pitiful now, but much prettier face when she was younger. Hope no one ever says that about me. 😜

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I also study wabi sabi.

 

Wabi-sabi 侘寂 values impermanence and the withered marks of age.

Nothing is perfect,

nothing lasts,

nothing is finished.

     Beautiful.

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@1Professor   Loving that. Just printed it to keep. Thank you.

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@1Professor   Loving that. Just printed it to keep. Thank you.


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I write stuff.

 

So glad you connected with it . . .

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@1Professor  ...with all my heart. 🌸

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@1Professor   Perhaps the principals of Wabi Sabi is the reason Asian cultures revere their aged family members and honor them with refuge in their homes.