What a fortuitous find

I was rewarded with a special find yesterday when I hoed my vegetable garden

I placed it into this old cabinet hanging on the wall in our barn.

We have worked our fields and gardens for more than twenty years.

  How did this large Indian Spearhead come to the surface?  
There it laid, on top of the ground, for me to pick up and bring me luck. 

Our Spring, which flows at 39 gallons per minute, supplies water for our fields and ever changing vistas for us to enjoy.  

Long before the White Man came it is no wonder Native Americans chose this very spot, to spend a few days or a few months or maybe even years.

Today I took my new Talisman out of the old green cabinet and put it in my apron pocket.  

Have you found your Talisman?  

Thank you for stopping by dear friends and have a wonderful week.  

Gina 

Live your life to the fullest.

I am celebrating because this is my 

Blog Post No. 700

I was told that this large jewel was too big for a short girl like me.  

How can that be? 

I was not deterred.  It has been my Talisman for over 50 years.


Follow your own heart.  

Thank you dear friends for reading me.  

Gina   

A Talisman

What do you think?  

A horseshoe is said to bring good luck? 

We built our new house on property that was an old farm a hundred years ago. 

When we take our dogs across the fields we find all kinds of treasures. 

So, here is the question.

Should we hang the horseshoe with the ends pointing up?

So it will trap good luck within?  

 Or hang it with the ends pointing down so that it will release its luck to everyone who comes near.

What do you think?

Until I hear from you,  I will hang them both ways. 

(Just to make sure, for I want my team to win).   

Have a great Superbowl Sunday, my dear

Blogging Friends.

Gina

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