. . . we really do need to let it all slip away and trust. Give it a try this weekend. Let go and just. see. what. happens.
*if you need the image to be a little bigger, rightclick on the photo/picture and choose ‘view image’ – and the photo will open up in a larger size.
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May you have a blessed Saturday, and a truly wonderful weekend my friends.
P.S. The photograph in the background of the above quote is of a place called Lulworth Cove, which is in Dorset, England (UK), and it’s a hop, skip and a jump away from our (Mr Cobs and I) little cottage home. ~ Cobs. x
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Author: The Art of Cobwebs - aka:- thecobweboriumemporium
Hello.
I'm 'Cobwebs'.
I live in a wee little cottage in the South of England, aptly called Cobweb Cottage. This little dwelling really is a cobweb factory. Not inside (well, occasionally) - but outside - flipping heck!
This information should give you a clue as to why my blog is called The Art of Cobwebs aka: The Cobweborium Emporium.
I've been arty and crafty from a very young age, and although my crafts have sometimes turned a corner and taken me in another direction, I've always crafted in some way, shape or form.
One day, in the blink of an eye, life changed somewhat for me and the consequences were many. I had to find a new way of being 'artistic'.
Card making; scrap-booking; producing ATC's and ACEO's; needle felting; Polymer clay; painting- but in a more relaxed style than I had before, and sewing, - are all things which I visit, as and when life allows.
I've fairy recently become a Textile Artist and am enjoying this new creative outlet very much as it offers me so much scope for letting my imagination run through a grassy field and feel the wind in my hair - (mentally, of course).
I love to create. To make things. I truthfully believe that the best gifts in the world are those in which you've given your time, rather than your cash.
Thank you so much for visiting. Please visit my blog (link below) and have a look around. I'm sure you'll find something to enjoy, even if it's only a handful of jokes! (yes, seriously - there really are jokes!)
Wishing you a truly blessed rest of your day! ~ Cobs. <3
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The Art of Cobwebs 
Right now Cobs, I wish I could move to Venus! lol 🙂
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Aw, Kim … why do you feel like moving to another planet?
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Still missing my Mum 😦 x
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(((Kim))) <— it’s nothing like a proper ‘real’ hug, but over the internet it’s the only thing I have.
I can relate, very much.
The memories won’t ever leave you, I promise, but little by little the tide of pain will recede just as an ocean does. And when it does, it leaves behind bright, beautiful, sparkling seashells on the sand. These seashells are your memories, but without the overwhelming heavy pain hanging onto them anymore.
Until the tide turns, gently walk your way through it Kim, and keep remembering to breathe – until you don’t have to remind yourself to do so anymore.
Sending you my love, Kim ~ Cobs. x
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a beautiful photo and a good sentiment. Did you take that? I never saw such a perfectly round harbor, it is amazing, and so beautiful.
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Well I’ll be darned! I swear that I left a reply yesterday … and yet it’s not ‘there’.
The only thing I can think of is that I typed it, but didn’t click ‘reply’. {sigh .. busy fingers teamed with only one working brain cell!}
Right .. to try again: No, didn’t take the photo, Mr.Google gave it to me and I can’t find a name for the person who took it, so if anyone out there knows, please do let me know so that I can credit them. I added the words over the top of the photo so that I could use the whole thing here.
I wish I could take photos like that … mine are normally wobbly and blurred. I wish I could blame drink .. sadly it’s nothing as interesting as that – it’s something one of my doc’s named ‘task tremours’.
The Cove .. it looks round when you’re stood there looking down, but if you view it from the air you can see it’s slightly more oval’ish’ shaped. But you’re right, it really is beautiful. It’s part of the Jurrassic Coast here in England, and that’s a whole story in itself.
There’s a 180 degree panorama photograph of Lulworth Cove, taken on an October afternoon here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lulworth_Cove#/media/File:Lulworth_Cove,_UK_360%C2%B0_Panorama.jpg
And more about the Jurrassic Coast (which reveals the history of Earth across 185 million years) can be found here: http://jurassiccoast.org/
Squishes ~ Cobs x
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why can’t wordpress read minds? Of course you would hit reply after all that typing. 🙂
I will check out the Jurassic link – sounds interesting.
Sounds like you take art photos. 🙂 There must be a market for them, lol.
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‘Art photos’… yeah.. not rubbish, shaky hands photos. They’re ART Photos.
Don’t care if there’s a market for them, I just like the sound of it. LOL. 🙂
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Now those are certainly wise words to live by!
Wishes and Gratitude for your visits to my blog and the wonderful words you always leave for me to read
Lynne x
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Hello Lynne. It’s always such a huge pleasure and honour to see you here. Thank you so much for stopping by and taking the time to leave a comment.
As for me visiting your blog … wild horses couldn’t keep me away. I love your art, and your talent.
Many thanks for visiting Lynne.
Wishing you a wonderful week. ~ Cobs. x
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