HARMONIZE (Day 1 of 6)
I was thinking about yesterday’s post where I wrote about married couples being both a couple and individuals at the same time. Then I ran across this.
Live in harmony with one another. Romans 12:16a ESV
I played the piano when I was a kid, so I’m familiar with harmony (both good and bad). 😉Harmony is where you’ve got different notes that play well together.
Isn’t that a cute analogy? We can be individual (and often quite different) people that work and play well with each other.
Let’s take the day and give some thought to harmonizing with others. Who do you know that does that well? What does harmony look like in a marriage? What does dis-harmony look like?
I bought this cute tableware holder when thrifting the other day. Then, when I got home, I realized why it was at the thrift store. It didn’t have any dividers inside, and all the pieces just slid around together.
So I got a little creative with ribbon to create my own dividers. I still want to come up with some sturdy dividers on the inside, but for now it works and I’m getting ready for the holidays.
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Image credits – sheet music © Gina Janosch / Pixabay, tableware container © Lori / Doing Marriage Well
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It’s a very nice silverware counter or table holder. Since it has labels on it, you could also point the silverware down so nobody touches the end that goes in your mouth. 🙂
Oh, course. I hope you will allow me a little photography staging. :)
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It’s like the caddy is an example of being together in harmony. They are all there to serve the purpose of assisting in eating, but if they don’t stay in their lane it can cause a little confusion and delay unless we learn how to make some order. Your solution of putting the ribbon between each section is decorative and keeping thee tools in their lane, making it easier for them to work together in harmony for the person needing each tool. :)
Nice catch. OK, who wants to be the fork? I’m the spoon (for coffee and tea). :)