The day of his memorial was surreal, and I can only imagine what his family must be feeling.
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Sunshine in Darkness
Recently a friend that was an essential part of my life growing up, specifically in my teenage years, is suddenly gone. I still can't believe that it happened. He was an innocent civilian that was doing his job, when someone gunned him down out of nowhere. I still can't believe it.
The day of his memorial was surreal, and I can only imagine what his family must be feeling.
Of course, as it is part of my way of coping, I had to escape. This little flower offered to brighten my day - a little bit of yellow sunshine on a dark day. The result is this necklace. Instead of my usual project that takes a VERY long time to create, I needed something different.
This necklace seems to be a little symbolic somehow - the dark obstacles that life sends our way, but how eventually the sun will come out, and everything will eventually be put to right (Rev. 21:4). Hope out of darkness.
The day of his memorial was surreal, and I can only imagine what his family must be feeling.
Labels:
Asymmetrical design.,
dark stones,
hope,
metal chain,
necklace,
tragedy,
yellow flower
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