Hello from Pearl and Fleur.
We created this blog to reach for the stars ... dance under the moon ... live the good life.
Why PearlFleur?
The ancient Romans believed that pearls were the crystalized tears of angels. We now know that when an oyster or other mollusk secretes a substance called nacre, and then repeats that process, layer upon layer over several years, it forms a pearl. Each layer adds to the pearl’s luster - - that special glow that gives pearls their iridescent beauty. High luster pearls are valued more than low luster pearls, and the amount of luster is a function of how long the pearl has developed in the oyster.
We are part of a similar process as we live our lives. Everything that we do each day is one more layer that determines what we become. As the old saying goes, "garbage in, garbage out." We want to avoid layering on garbage as we create a beautiful lustrous pearl (our life) day by day.
Fleur is the French word for flower. Flowers teach us that we can blossom early in spring like the primrose or late in summer like the aster. Each one adds its own special charm to its surroundings. Flowers were among the first survivors on earth. When the going gets rough, they just reseed ... start again. They reseed not only to survive, but they do so with color, form and grace. Flowers teach us that we can bloom where we are planted, and that we have the option of just surviving or surviving with beauty.
Join us as we tell what we know and learn as we go in this amazing journey we call our lives on Earth. Please feel free to leave a comment here, or email us at pearlfleur@gmail.com. We would love to hear from you. You can also subscribe to our blog so you won’t miss one episode of our adventures.
Until the next post,
Pearl and Fleur
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hi everybody ---
this is bailey. i am a pocket mouse.
my latin name is chaetodpius baileyi, but you can just call me bailey.
when people are asleep, i love to type, type, type.
bye for now,
bailey
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Monday, November 17, 2008
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