Anshin & Her Timekeeper

My dear friend of a neckpiece - 'The Timekeeper in the Garden of Shells' - has journeyed to Pennsylvania to live with the wondrous Gail Schroeder and her sublime life-size Japanese raku sculpture named Anshin. In Japanese, 'Anshin' means 'contentment, calmness and serenity.

My heartfelt thanks go straight to you Gail for recognizing something kindred in the 'Timekeeper" and thus inviting her to reside with you and Anshin. I just know that the little timekeeper feels very content, calm and serene with you both - and she's probably even forgotten about counting shells for a while!

Dear Sweet Gail, Thank You for 'cherishing' the timekeeper - and in the words of Rabindranath Tagore, I say to you again:
"Let not my thanks to thee rob my silence of its fuller homage."

Special *thanks* to Robbie & William!