Smoothing Out Our Rough Edges

When my son, Zack, was thirteen, he took up whittling. It was amazing to see him cut away chunks of wood to reveal the sculpture he’d envisioned within.

The final step outlined in both the How-To-Whittle book I got him and the YouTube videos he watched was using sandpaper to gently sand away the jagged edges where he’d cut. Doing so was the difference between a rough creation and a refined masterpiece.

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2 thoughts on “Smoothing Out Our Rough Edges

  1. Great post Claire!! I love the visual you created. Mine had many, many, many rough edges!! 😂 I hope others are getting as much as I do from your posts. They really are great and really speak to me. xo, Kerry

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    • Thanks for your VERY sweet feedback Kerry! I’m always profoundly grateful when a post resonates and people comment.

      You have certainly had your fair share of rough edges and chipping away. But sometimes, those end up being the most spectacular masterpieces of all! I’m certain that will be the case with you. 🙂

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