Love Thursday: Acorns of Love
The Mystical World Wide Web says:
The Acorn has also been associated with couples and love divination.
Dropping two Acorns into the same bowl of water will provide the inquirers with news.
Should the Acorns float together then the couple will marry, the reverse being true if the Acorns drift apart.
So what does it mean when you’re out walking with your beloved, as P and I were about a month ago, and you stumble upon this–two acorns physically merged together?
Well today it means I’m missing my P big time.
Happy Love Thursday everyone and
Happy Thanksgiving to my fellow Americans!
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Michelle Kaminsky is an American attorney-turned-freelance writer who lived in her family's ancestral village in Calabria, Italy for 15 years. This blog is now archived.
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Happy Love Thursday Turkey Day to you!
Thanks Gil, and also to you!
Happy Thanksgiving Michelle.
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You too rel!
Happy Thanksgiving! Such beautiful acorns 🙂
Thanks Janet! Have a fabulous day 🙂
I think it clearly means you 2 are fused together forever. Who needs marriage, who needs goats? LOL
Enjoy the Turkey Day with your family.
OK well we *do* need the goats! Hope you have a nice holiday as well 🙂
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Happy Thanksgiving Michelle. Enjoy your special time with family- I know you miss P but you will be back there very soon! Hugs
Thanks Susan!
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Absence can be a real aphrodisiac. 😉 Enjoy your time with family, and then enjoy your time with P! Happy Thanksgiving, Michelle!
Thanks Jen! Hope all is well with you too 🙂
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Okay – so I’m a little late on the blog reading and it’s officially the day after Thanksgiving now but I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving celebration with friends and family here in our great state! Really makes me feel good -and thankful ya know too -that you were able to have this visit at this particular time of the year so you were able to celebrate WITH your family around you this year and not a couple thousand miles away!
Peace!
Thanks so much Jeni! Hope your holiday season is going well 🙂
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I’m sure you are….(missing P) big time…..
Markus’s last name – Zalud – is originally a Czech name that means – you guessed it – acorn. I always thought, hey, he’s the acorn from the tree, and I’m the root. 😉
Oh that is so cute 😀