Life is like an onion
There are many layers to it
It stimulates our senses
It can be put to good use
It can make us weep
Some say there’s a right way to cut it
I disagree
Its ours to do with as we choose.
Life is like an onion
There are many layers to it
It stimulates our senses
It can be put to good use
It can make us weep
Some say there’s a right way to cut it
I disagree
Its ours to do with as we choose.
Find Your Middle Ground 
I love onions – I add them to almost everything. I used to eat peanut butter and onion sandwiches even! When I was little I ate onions like apples.
Diana xo
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Thanks for the smile Diana! You must be a true lover of life 😉
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sometimes I do like to chop it up and fry it… the onion and life! 🙂
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Why am I not surprised Kate… love it! Thank you 🙂
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Truly, the layers of life may be sliced in any direction we please. The Truth of the Onion!
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Make mine stir fried! Or perhaps a bit of sweet and sour?
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Sweet and sour with a touch of spice sounds perfect for you Nancy!
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Love that last line!
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Thank you! Let’s make it any way you want 🙂
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Great illustration Val. I suppose the secret is the way we negotiate and peel those those layers away and get down to the heart of it. 🙂
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Yes Don, There is wisdom and learning in the careful peeling! I like that.
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And now matter how you cut it, at the centre is a beautiful pearl… just like life.
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The centre is where the real juice is … thank you for the reminder Louise!
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You know Donkey described Shrek as an onion in the first Shrek movie. I’ve always liked that analogy.
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I’m a sucker for Shrek and Donkey too! Onions and swamps rock 🙂
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For sure.
And for my closing words “Are we there yet”?
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🙂
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Of yes, the bitter-sweetness of onions. They make us cry but they sure do spice up every meal.
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… meals and life would be very bland without them Elizabeth!
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