Look what I found, hanging in my fig tree!
My wonderful son-in-law is a farmer and he was clearing away an old rusty fence. Knowing how much I love rust, he wrapped some into a Dreamcatcher for me and hung it in my Fig Tree.
He also left another bundle of rust for me to cut up and use.
I am so delighted with the thought and the time he put into this in his busy day.
When I thanked him for the time, the thought, the gift, he said, “I like supporting your crazy arty-crafty ways”!
How lucky am I!
So here is the thing, yesterday, 21 January 2015, my husband was diagnosed with kidney cancer. This is the new journey it takes us on.
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what a thoughtful son-in-law!
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He is indeed!
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To think I see wire lying around and never see the creative side of it – this looks lovely:)
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Another rusty delight!
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That is lovely, uses up something that would otherwise probably go to waste, made you smile, showed his love and you passed it on to all of us! Fantastic!
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That’s a lovely way to see it – ripples in the pond. We all need to hear good news stories right now more than ever don’t we.
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You’ve obviously got a great son-in-law. Thoughtfully made too.
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Absolutely agree on both counts.
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Boy oh boy, did this make me smile! Much needed in this awful time of the Coronavirus.
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You are so right Laurie. Fires, floods and now ‘plague’ on Biblical proportions. Do you think the human race will learn from this????
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I honestly don’t know if we will learn from this. We shall see. I hope to heck we now realize we need to put lots of money into science and research. For years, scientists have been warning us about the potential for a serious pandemic. Have we listened? We have not. However, if the death toll is high and things come to a screeching halt, we might start listening. I live in hope.
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Yes, I too live in hope.
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Such a heart-warming prezzie! 🥰
Thanks so much for magnifying the goodness by sharing it with us.
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A complete pleasure Del – good to spread some good cheer!
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A fabulous gift and a lovely SIL. He did a great job. I think rust should be the official gift of Friday the 13th!
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Ha! I LOVE that idea! 🙂 ❤
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That is just sweet!
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Yes, indeed. 🙂
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Creative and thoughtful. What a lovely thing to do for you indeed.
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Yes! Makes me happy every time I walk past it.
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You are most lucky! What a beautiful thoughtful gesture.
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So touching! Makes me smile inside and out!
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he’s a keeper 😉
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Definitely is!
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What a lovely thing to do for you – it must have made your day.
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Absolutely did! 🙂
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Tell your daughter her husband is a keeper!
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HaHa!!! She has been telling me that for the last 15 years!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Have you wrapped it in calico and vinegar yet? If not, why not?
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You make me chuckle! I think that is why he brought me more to play with as he thought otherwise I might chop it up to do just what you suggest!
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You have a fab Son in law. My Son often gives me ‘finds’ such as blown down birds nests, rusty metal, interesting pieces of wood etc…I’m always picking up rusty nuts, bolts, washers, bits of metal…..I love the dream catcher he made for you! 🙂
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So heart-warming isn’t it when the men in our lives ‘get’ us! 🙂
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What a dream of a SIL! Such a sweet and touching thing to do…
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Definitely!
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