Magic Number 7

by paige on February 4, 2009

friendship4 A FEW MONTHS ago, a dear friend turned me on to a new website, Seven Of, started by a dear friend of hers, and a dear friend of that dear friend (you get the idea). I’m hoping to tell you more about Amy and Jane and their beautiful work soon, but until I get that particular act together, I wanted to simply show you today’s list: seven thoughts about friendship. It’s perfect reading for a cold day when, more than ever, you need the warmth of your sisters! (And they get credit for that adorable representation of friendship above, too.)

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mary February 4, 2009 at 2:54 pm: CS Lewis and Elizabeth Foley quotes resonated with me.

That is the ongoing joy of blogging – there are many moments of “You too? I thought I was the only one!”
Susan February 23, 2009 at 11:37 am: Thanks for this sight, my mom has a thing for numbers, which I guess she gave to me. Love the picture. Sisters come along at all times of our lives.

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I FIND MYSELF DRAWN to art evoking sister imagery, like that of LISA CONGDON.

I FIND MYSELF DRAWN to art evoking sister imagery, like that of LISA CONGDON.

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