Our lives are a montage of events. A flurry of activity. Running here and running there. One way is to become a life archeologist.
Archeologists sift through rubble and undergrowth to find treasures from the past.
With careful attention to detail, they dig through debris and construct meaningful patterns and bring order to artifacts and material. Using the tools of their trade, they dig up objects of great beauty and historical value. Shovels, hand trowels, toothbrushes, and sifting boxes all are used to retrieve ancient artifacts. In our lives we can also become life archeologists. Digging through ourselves to find treasures buried deep inside.