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← Elie stumbled upon some glitter stars sprinkled on the kitchen counter and sink… a few were on the sponge we use to wash dishes. “Ugh…. my worst nightmare- this stuff never goes away, I hate it in the kitchen.” he said “oh please, these are big glitters, not the powder fine stuff – this is not your worst nightmare.” He acknowledged the truth in my statement. But then I realized something else… “actually,” I said, “your worst nightmare is your world with no glitter in it at all.” He looked at me with a mix of rolled eyes and something resembling amusement. Happy Father’s Day. To elie and all the dudes who trade their hate of glitter for their love of a sparkly woman.

You can see an old repair from an earlier crack next to the gilded repair i just made to this beautiful old broken piece of pottery. There really is something cathartic about drawing unexpected attention to your “flaws” and making them your stand-out feature, rather than just trying to hide it in a way that’ll always feel like you’re denying a piece of your history. … not to get too deep about some glue and gold leafing but it’s true. In the enduring and timeless words of @allesiacara_ your scars are your beautiful →

YES. YES. YES, AND….

Posted on July 13, 2017 by Tova

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← Elie stumbled upon some glitter stars sprinkled on the kitchen counter and sink… a few were on the sponge we use to wash dishes. “Ugh…. my worst nightmare- this stuff never goes away, I hate it in the kitchen.” he said “oh please, these are big glitters, not the powder fine stuff – this is not your worst nightmare.” He acknowledged the truth in my statement. But then I realized something else… “actually,” I said, “your worst nightmare is your world with no glitter in it at all.” He looked at me with a mix of rolled eyes and something resembling amusement. Happy Father’s Day. To elie and all the dudes who trade their hate of glitter for their love of a sparkly woman.

You can see an old repair from an earlier crack next to the gilded repair i just made to this beautiful old broken piece of pottery. There really is something cathartic about drawing unexpected attention to your “flaws” and making them your stand-out feature, rather than just trying to hide it in a way that’ll always feel like you’re denying a piece of your history. … not to get too deep about some glue and gold leafing but it’s true. In the enduring and timeless words of @allesiacara_ your scars are your beautiful →

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