Sunday, May 13, 2012

Finding Beautiful {Vintage Metal Lunchpail}

"Don't get confused between what people say you are, and who you know you are."
-Oprah Winfrey

There comes a point in your life when you must choose to stop letting what other people say about you define who you are. Believe in yourself and know who you are, despite the noise.


You are amazing.


You are beautiful. 


You are intelligent.


You are a good mom.


You are brave.


You are capable.


You are loveable.


 Life is full of beautiful little moments. 

Don't let them pass you by because you are focusing on the ugly ones.


See beauty in everything you find and everyone you meet.


Like this old metal lunch pail that belonged to my grandfather.


It's rusty, squeaky, and scratched.


And that is beautiful.

Wishing you peace, love and beauty in every moment...


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23 comments:

  1. Beautiful Kristin! Just beautiful =)

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  2. Well said!! Hope you had a wonderful Mother's Day!
    Jenn :)

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  3. Kristin, Thank you for this lovely post. I hope your Mother's day was wonderful. I'm new to your blog and enjoyed looking over your past projects. Can't wait to see what you will do next! Have a great week. :-)
    Sharla

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  4. That was beautiful! We all need to hear the positives instead of the negatives. Thank you for sharing the positives. Have a great week!~Linda

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  5. Thank you for sharing your lovely pictures and thoughts!

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  6. What beautiful pictures along with wonderful, bright and thoughtful words. I loved it all. When you get a chance, can you email me? I'm having trouble with my blog. . . it's the photo bucket thing again and I can't figure out how to fix it! Thanks.

    Take care,
    Sue

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  7. You are so right! It is beautiful and we all need to remind ourselves of those things :)
    Hope you had a great Mother's Day :)

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  8. What a lovely post, Kristin! Well said. I think most people look past the beauty, or potential of beauty, in the things that surround them everyday. I'm all about the small things in life making me happy. And you know what? I think I'm a happier person because of that. Thank you for your words. =)

    ~ Catie

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  9. I love this! As always, you inspire me!

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  10. You have just proven my point...you can put flowers in almost anything for a great look...very nice. I am your newest follower and would love it if you would follow me back at http://www.smallholdings.blogspot.com
    Sherron

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  11. Very nice words to hear! Thank you for reminding us! The lunch box is divine! One of my favorite things to collect. I have seven of them!

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  12. I needed that today!!!! Thank you so much for lifting my spirts!

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  13. Sooo needed this message the morning after Mothers Day (step mothers don't count in our family...well, one remembered me!)Blessings, Sharon

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  14. I love this. Thanks for the reminder.

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  15. Your vignette with the lunch box is fabulous. Good life reminders as well.
    Mary Alice

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  16. love it ~ so cute!!! hopping over from Common Ground to say Hello! would love to have you link up to the garden party going on now over at Fishtail Cottage! xoox, tracie

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  17. I just love your granfathers lunch pail. I love the flowers in it.
    I hope to find one of these soon in my travels.
    Thanks for sharing.
    Michele

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  18. what wonderful words of truth! How fortunate that you have that keepsake, you've styled it beautifully! thanks so much for coming to the party!

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  19. Kristin, what a great vignette using that old lunch box.

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