Showing posts with label broken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label broken. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Heart-to-Heart

Since as far back as I can remember, finding anything (and I mean anything) shaped like a heart, meant snapping a photo and immediately sending it to my mom - and vice versa!! It's something special the two of us share.

To save time, I'll only display the most recent of our finds:
(1) Crouton (2) Cereal (3) Sea Shell (4) A magazine ad full of heart-shaped items. Heaven!! 


The symbol not only seems to represent "love", but to me, it also represents a bond; something that should never be broken. When you look at a broken heart on paper, it's literally in pieces - not the way bonds are intended.
By definition, a bond simply means: "...to be joined securely to something else." 
A heart, in two, does not abide by such terms; therefore, it shan't be broken.

...but such is life.

Moving on to a happier note - happy blog! - as previously stated, a heart is most certainly known for the symbol of "love". It seems to always bring an immediate cheerful feeling to those who see that little symbol - especially when it's unintentional (our favorite)! Just a little photo of a heart-shaped object can turn my day around in a second!

In closing, here are a few more sweet, heart-shaped moments. 
(talk about the perfect match; coffee AND a heart - I'm trying to contain myself)

Good day to you all!! 
photo credit: 1 3 4 5 6 7

Monday, April 1, 2013

Motivational Monday


The focus for this quote, is geared towards the broken, or sadden, hearts which come from struggles in relationships. Whatever the situation may be, we often ask ourselves, "...why did this happen?". Although, there is no solitary answer for such a heavy question, it's a great lesson in life!! 

Hurt is something that triggers your mind's realization of what your heart can or cannot handle. The lesson? 
...to understand such a message, and to gain the ability to know when/how that pain could occur again, how to avoid it, or how to handle it. 

Now, that doesn't mean to shut down, and shut people out. It simply means to allow yourself to be stronger.