So let’s say you’re at Kroger (or your grocery of
preference) for your regular grocery trip and you pass
someone on the cereal aisle that has an outline of Africa on their shirt. What do you think? What’s the first thing that pops in your mind
when you see that shirt? Or do you even
notice?
This is where my kids live, so naturally I’m drawn to this
image. Whether worn on a shirt,
necklace, bracelet, sticker . . . it’s
more than simply an image. To me it’s
support,
love,
encouragement.
Several months ago I was meeting my friend Casey at a Murray
State basketball game and we decided to
have supper before the game. As we were
shedding our coats to settle in for some quality conversation, I saw it.
That beautiful image right there in front of
me on her shirt and I was overcome with emotion. That’s for my babies. She loves them. She supports them. She loves me.
She supports me. I totally was
not expecting the emotion, but what an amazing feeling of love and support when
I didn’t even realize I needed it. And
time and time again I’m touched and humbly grateful for the love and support
others are willing to demonstrate through something as simple as an image.
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