drawing family
all tied up in a circle
connected as one.
—
‘your greatest contribution may not be something you do
but someone you raise.”.
-unknown
Oct6
raise.
I have my glasses on….
A trip through life with fingers crossed and eternal optimism.
drawing family
all tied up in a circle
connected as one.
—
‘your greatest contribution may not be something you do
but someone you raise.”.
-unknown
I have my glasses on.... 
So a picture really is worth a thousand words, because this speaks volumes! Great post, Beth, as always!
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thanks, brad and a picture says so much
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So very true
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yes –
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I is heartening to see this viewpoint at the early age, Beth.
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I love that this was his way to see family
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This is a wonderful family portrait
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I loved it!
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Me too. You’ve too love their creativity
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What a brilliant family portrait (and values!).
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Yes, both
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Excellent drawing. 🙂 Who knew you could draw love?
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It’s amazing what children can do, their art is all from the heart
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Just as good as a Cy Twombly painting. This kid is going places…
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I think so –
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the circle of life…
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It is –
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Connections…make us whole.
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They absolutely do
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I love this! So introspective
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Thank you-
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Duuuuuude I love this perspective paired up with the quote! Gave me the warm and fuzzies. Plus a little more hope as sometimes you’re so deep in the mom-job-tug-of-war-struggles that you forget this from time to time. Great reminder!
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It’s easy to get sucked into the vortex
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Awe so cool! ❤
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It’s true
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Gosh, I hope so.
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yes!
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All this talk of ‘bubbles’ which allow more than one home to call themselves a ‘household’ must have an effect on kids.
“Who do you let into your bubble?” Getting an answer to that question requires a different kind of introspection and you can’t help but wonder how it effects kids. Declaring your closest relationships in a concrete way could be a really positive thing for young people as it can remind you about what’s most important.
Lovely picture and a lovely idea (which I apologise for over-analysing :P).
Hope you and yours are keeping well 🙂
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(*sorry ‘affects’ not ‘effects’)
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thanks, and I welcome your thoughts, hope you are well too
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Lovely picture, Beth. And a new angle of thought for me on who I raised ❤️
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it makes you think…
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Beautiful! xo
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That’s a outstanding point of view!
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it makes so much sense –
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I love this.
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thank you, ali
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I loved your post.
“What we raise is a greater priority our what we do.”
I loved the beautiful comments by our friends across the world and your responses.
We are all connected in one large circle.
Jim stewart, jim borden, hitandrun have summed up your work in beautiful single lines.
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thank you
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beautiful; reminds me , must phone my daughter this weekend 🙂
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good – and thank you
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How sweet! The fact that the entire family is sitting around the dining table says a lot about how you raise your kids!
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it really does
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The drawing is straight from the heart, and that’s the best kind. The pencil (marker) grip is excellent! Of course I noticed…
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ha! only a teacher would see that )
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Yup! 😍
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Totally as it should be. 🙂
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