However, there is a difficult place to sit while this is being worked out, and that's what these little frayed ropes are about.


A strong rope is made up of many strands held together, stronger than the single thread. Some ropes are smooth and sleek, others rough and rugged, some twisted and some knotted, some held together with a piece of twine. They've all got a purpose.
And so it is with us and our own resources. Sometimes it's good to sit with the unwound strands for a while and appreciate what's going in to this strong rope of yours. It's so tempting to rush the job of splicing but this does take time, and the waiting gives space to appreciate every one of those funny, frazzled and seemingly chaotic strands.
Slightly frayed? As yet unwritten.
{Today's soundtrack: it's pop but I love it, Natasha Bedingfield - Unwritten}
2 comments:
Many thanks for this Lizzie. I look at your blog on a regular basis and it's always beautiful and thought-provoking. It genuinely makes me think and the photographs are always wonderful!
hey Steve,
Thanks for such kind words - I'm just so pleased that something I love doing is good for other people too.
I hope you continue to enjoy it, and look forward to hearing your thoughts again.
Lizzie
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