
I know that beauty is supposedly in the eye of the beholder. But it's easy to see, and appreciate, beauty that is obvious. That is out there shouting, look at me. And people do line up to look. It's just not so easy to find the beautiful in something worn, neglected, and ordinary.

Maybe, it's kinda like that with people too.

To find beauty in unexpected places, sometimes, I think, you have to be looking. Here's hoping I never stop looking, and you find something beautiful in an unexpected place.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this! It is so beautiful I can taste it. Does that make sense? Grungy, rusty things like this are so beautiful to me that it's DELICIOUS! I'm glad that you DO understand this--only one of the many reasons why you're my best friend! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, and I LOVE the analogy.
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