Your prompt for January 7th, 2018,
brought to you by the lovely Ruth, is “Indelible.” Use it any way you’d
like in your post. And make sure you visit Ruth at her blog, “Image and
Word” to read her post and say hi! Here’s her link: https://imageandword.wordpress.com/
Full details of how the challenge works and where to leave your link are here: Linda's site
Well I'm sure we've all had clothing disasters where indelible marks have refused to disappear (well they wouldn't be indelible if they did) despite how much soaking, washing, stain removal sprays etc we've tried. I've certainly had my share. Bolognese sauce springs to mind and clothes touched by the leaking contents of nappies (diapers) are another one that I've been reminded of more recently.
I expect we all carry indelible marks too. Evidence of my daughter's hurriedly organised caesarian birth is one of mine. There are other battle scars too. (Hockey sticks and rounders bats are dangerous items!)
Then there are the ones that you can't see but are still there. The memories of a night spent rushing down to Kent and then back to London fearing the worst for my hubby who carries the physical scars of a cycling accident whereas my scars are mental ones which thankfully, due to his head trauma, he was spared.
But it's good that some of those memories are indelible. The bad ones remind us that we can cope with more than we think and life goes on. And the good ones? Who doesn't treasure the memories of children's milestones, a wedding day, birth of grandchildren etc. Oops I've probably just alienated all non parents reading this. Hopefully the scars won't be indelible.
You are so good at this!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Terri
DeleteGreat post. Stopping by from the #JusJoJan group. Nice to meet you.
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DeleteYou are spot on. The trauma of a loved one being rushed to hospital is never going to fade. Loved one Ok but my trauma definitely indelible.
ReplyDeleteYes some things can't be wiped from our memories.
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