Grandma Bev, as a belated birthday gift, gave me a Saint Philomena medal.
It's tiny and perfect.
It's tiny and perfect.
I have added the medal to my eclectic necklace of all my favorite pendants!
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| My tiny medal of Saint Philomena. You can also see that my left pointer finger has a whirl print! |
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| Philomena is always depicted with arrows, an anchor tied to her neck, and lilies |
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| My newest addition: Saint Philomena from Grandma Bev. A pearl from Dad after a trip. Aquamarine, my birthstone, from Aunt Darcy and Uncle Jim when were were in Whitefish. Mystic fire topaz from my parents when I turned twenty-one. Turquoise cross from Aunt Treecy. |
I love the turquoise cross. When I was in college I worked at a Native American jewelry store. I always think of things that I wish I would have bought... I'm desperate to own a squash necklace soon!
ReplyDeleteAre those not amazing?! I bet with your super scouting skills you will find one around town sooner than you know it!
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No one wore it better than the Troop Beverly Hills leader either ;)
your necklace is fabulous and so meaningful! :)
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