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Cool! Made of paper?
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A thousand paper cranes!
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Wow!! I took up making origami cranes during Covid lockdown, but they weren’t that pretty and I definitely did not make a thousand!
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I became obsessed with them. I had the time, my son spent nine months in hospital and I sat by his bed folding cranes every day. I wrote a wish for him on everyone, then when we finally got home I sewed them all together.
There is a Japanese tradition that if you fold a thousand cranes your wish is granted. I was inspired by my friend Shimpei who was folding cranes for my son and leaving them at temples and springs.
It’s very therapeutic isn’t folding them. 💚
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What a great story, Juliet! I cannot imagine your fortitude — my hub was in the hospital for a month and that felt like an eternity (I lived with him in a skilled nursing facility in a different city, so I couldn’t go home, which contributed to the feeling). Nine months is a LONG hospital stay. I’m so glad you both got home! ❤️
And yes, I found folding the cranes meditative, very calming.
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Wow!! I love the colors!! First I thought it was real creature!!
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Now that would be a very magical creature!
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