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Sleutelwoordecowrie, shells, skulpe	Elysium Beach KZN Seashells Elysium Beach KZN Seashells Elysium Beach KZN Seashells Elysium Beach KZN Seashells Elysium Beach KZN Seashells Elysium Beach KZN Seashells I very rarely debate or think about the concepts of religion and spiritualism, but I must admit that I am very attracted to the idea of reincarnation. I would love to return to earth, or rather, I would love to return to the ocean, as a creature that can live and breathe in the water: a seaweed swaying with the movement of the tide, or a tiny silver fish playing in the waves or maybe a mollusc in a pretty shell. Yes, I like the latter – when I die and my shell washes up on the beach, I can bring joy to a lucky beachcomber.
14 thoughts on “S: Shells / Skulpe”	perdebytjie said:	2016-04-25 om 4:36 nm	Dierbare liedjie!Pragtig geskryf,Hester!
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-04-25 om 5:15 nm	😀 LikeLiked by 1 person
rondomtaliedraai said:	2016-04-22 om 6:52 nm	Spesiaal
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-04-22 om 7:04 nm	Dankie!
Christina B said:	2016-04-22 om 2:10 nm	Ek kan my indink in die helende kragte van water en skulpe. Selfs net sit en kyk vir die see is kalmerend. Ek is bly jy woon by ‘n plek waar jy naby die see en skulpe is.
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-04-22 om 4:07 nm	Ek het nou-net gesê jy betaal ‘n prys daarvoor ook. Hier by ons, omdat die humiditeit so hoog is en die weer warm, roes alles twee keer vinniger op. Nouja, dis maar die beloop van die lewe. 😀 LikeLiked by 1 person
aj vosse said:	2016-04-22 om 1:21 nm	Ai… ek het nou weer lekker met die skulpe van my jong dae gespeel. In my herhinderings! Dankie… ek voel nou eers die trek van Afrika!! 😉
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-04-22 om 1:57 nm	Dis ook nie meer dieselfde nie jong. Dis nie altyd ‘n goeie idee om terug te stap in jou voetspore nie – ek het so 4 jaar gelede weer gaan kuier in Namakwaland waar ek gebore is en grootgeword het. Ek het skoon verlore gevoel in die plek wat skielik vir my “vreemd” was.
Hillechien said:	2016-04-22 om 11:58 vm	wat een leuk lied
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-04-22 om 12:15 nm	Ja, jy moet dit vinnig probeer sing, dan knoop jou tong.
Hillechien said:	2016-04-22 om 12:45 nm	ja inderdaad ik probeer het maar niet LikeLiked by 1 person
scrapydo2.wordpress.com said:	2016-04-22 om 9:59 vm	Die see was ook nog altyd belangrik in my lewe(ek is n vis as dit by verjaar kom) Jou skulp keuse is darem baie beskermend. Jy verduidelik dit baie mooi hoe jy voel en ek stem nogal met jou saam.
Tannie Frannie said:	2016-04-22 om 8:16 vm	Die ou wat daardie tongknoper sing, moes baie lank en hard geoefen het! Jy help my verstaan waarom ek altyd so na die see verlang…
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-04-22 om 8:24 vm	Dankie
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