My precious find…

Sara Allwright,

What’s the coolest thing you’ve ever found (and kept)?

The coolest thing I ever found (and kept):

I was around 8 or 9 years old. I was walking to school (one of the few occasions I went), and there in front of me, on the pavement, was a £10 note. I looked around to see if anyone else was present. No one, I was alone. I picked up the note and slipped it into my coat pocket.

I had been saving up for a skateboard for several months. The following morning I got my wheels! I was elated 😍

But, the most precious thing I ever found (a recent find) is my VOICE!

A find I hope to keep.

Happy Thursday! ❤️

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Published by Sara Allwright

Fine Artist

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  5. A very wise and interesting answer to this rather futile question, but, you are brilliant Sara! Well, the most interesting thing I found was a 5 euro bill on the sidewalk the other morning in Granada, and I thought, “good grief, I haven’t been this lucky in years!” All the best Sara and a smashing good day to you (it is again raining in Valencia)

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    1. Thank you kindly, Fransisco! 🤗
      Hehe…5 euro’s is better than a kick in the teeth, I suppose 😂😂
      We can live in hope 😁. I do hope the rain subsides for Valencia!🙏
      Have a fab day…and if you so happen to find more 💶, don’t forget to share 😉

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  8. Happy humpday!

    I still get excited when I find money. Reminds me, early this year I found a few notes while walking with my son, gave it to him to spend. There was no one around to return it too 🤷‍♀️😅.

    Yaaay to finding your voice Sara. That is a precious gift and a blessing. 🤗🤗

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  10. I’m so happy for you in both instances! Finding money on the ground is always a little gift, and the fact that you’ve found your voice is even more special. Don’t ever lose that. Use your voice to speak love and truth to those who are too afraid to find their own. You’ve been blessed with a gift, so use it to be a blessing to others.

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