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Every time I think of you
I always catch my breath
And I'm still standing here
And you're miles away
And I'm wondering why you left
And there's a storm that's raging
Through my frozen heart tonight
I hear your name in certain circles
And it always makes me smile
I spend my time
Thinking about you
And its almost driving me wild
And there's a heart that's breaking
Down this long distance line tonight.. I miss you.
Parts are missing on this Murray, Iowa barn but it is still in use. We met the son of the owner while taking these shots.
I'm missing you!
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I know it's only for a day
But I'm missing you.
I love your sense of play
Wish I was kissing you.
Part of me is with you still
Just can't wait to see you
Every heartbeat is a thrill
Girl I'm missing you.
Looking miserable in drizzly Birmingham and missing the sunny south ex Devon General MTT 649* stands on a patch of waste ground facing a possible
future as a contractors vehicle. The bus is an AEC RT111 fitted with Weymann H30/26R body, it was numbered DR649 and new in March 1951. A picture of this exists (on Flickr, Paul Webber) of this bus in the yard of Transport Passenger Equipment of Macclefield, also taken in 1964, I do not know whether it is before or after mine but the other bus would be MTT 647 if they travelled together.
*This bus has appeared on Flickr at this site before but owing to my fine and comprehensive negative filing system the negatives were separated, this is a slightly better view.
Copyright Geoff Dowling; all rights reserved
This, of course, is Jinxie. He’s become quite a house-cat since we moved into our new home. Since we moved in, he stays indoors almost all the time, where before he seemed to prefer being outside. Maybe it’s the big windows in the new house… he spends most of his time sitting on the window sills.
A very sad thing has happened though. Last Wednesday I went to the front door and found Fuzzy sopping wet and covered with mud. The only thing I could think of that another cat beat him up (there has been a big male stray cat hanging around lately). I took Fuzzy inside and gave him a bath, but I didn’t find any wounds on him. He seemed fine, just very muddy and wet. Later that night he was whining to go out. So I put him on the porch and checked on him every so often. He was just sitting on the porch with the other cats, so I assumed he was OK. About an hour later when I looked, he was gone. I figured he went off to go to the bathroom, but he did not come back, even though I called and called for him. The next day he was still gone, and I discovered that Baby was missing too. I can’t imagine what could have happened to them. It’s been almost a week now, and I have not been able to find either of them. I’ve looked everywhere… even trekked through the snow and the woods calling them, but still they have not come home. Baby has gone off before, so I’m still hopeful that he’ll be back, but Fuzzy has never ever wandered. I feel so badly about it, and I wish I had not put him back outside that night. Please say a prayer that he will come home! I know Jinxie misses Fuzzy - they spent so much time curled up in my bed together.
Photography & Retouching: Peter Tyrell
Hair & Makeup: Mish Bratsos
Today is my first birthday without either of my parents. I'm choosing not to spend too long thinking about this as I know it's not something I can change and dwelling on it has never helped. I miss them both more than I could ever put accurately into words. The comfort and security good parents give you is like no other relationship I've ever had or probably will every have again. My life will forever be less without them.
I'm grateful to my brothers, my sis-in-laws, my close friends and (of course) my gorgeous nieces for making it feel special anyway.
We spent last Saturday at Funfields in Whittelsea to celebrate and had so much fun running around the park and trying out as many different water slides and activities as we could fit in. 7 hours later the kids felt like they were just getting started and the adults were desperate for a nap. Honestly, to be a kid again!
I'm spending today staying busy - going for a long-ish bike ride to keep my mind healthy, doing some household tasks I've put off for agessss and chatting to friends and family.
I badly miss what birthdays used to be for me but I'm going to try to focus on something Mum used to say - to be grateful for every year you get because there are so many people that never get the chance to live to the age you are right now.
I'm going to try my best to focus on that and being grateful for what I still have.
I hope I'm making them proud.
Terrible news that a Japanese tourist is still missing off Bondi Beach. He went swimming yesterday and disappeared in the strong surf. The wind was howling from the south and the beach was deserted. Rescue helicopters and police boats were deployed and the Bondi Surf Life Savers were on their jet ski's. Waiting for some good news.
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Acrylic on 4 Canvas: 125x90cm (Hanged at my Entrance wall for now :))
He came with peace
They made holes in his hands
and sent him on a wooden train
I tried to close the pierce
They vanish me in no land
and made hole in my brain
I hued from the blues
I went Red on all the news
They said that I’m insane
I looked away depressed
Bones and flesh I dressed
I even showed my veins
But I can’t change my view…I’m missing my visual cortex!
Untitled blue.
Sadly, Goober passed away last week, he was such a sweet and loyal friend, and he will be missed more then words can say.
He truly was the best dog I have ever known. He wasn't actually our dog, he belonged to our neighbor, but he adopted us all. He walked the grandkids to the bus every morning, and waited for them to get home. Kept all the country critters away, he protected us. Last night we saw a possum on our back porch...without Goober, I expect all the creatures will get closer. I saw four deer crossing the yard, closer than usual. Goober took his job seriously, and we often heard him barking in the night, keeping those visitors away.
He was adorable, and I did my best to make him into an "internet star" here on Flickr, my friends will remember him, he was my favorite subject. Several of his images had over 2,500 views, and one even made Explore! I will post some pictures of him in the comments. There was something special about Goober, he had a loving kindness in him that is hard to explain, but he was just a wonderful dog! He will be missed very much ♥
The Georgetown Steam Plant, located in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, was constructed in 1906 for the Seattle Electric Company to provide power for Seattle, notably for streetcars.
Thank you to Panasonic and Kenmore Camera for the chance to walk around the plant without the usual Saturday crowd.
Panasonic GX85
Panasonic 25mm f:1.4
All of the certain, I just miss the gentle roar of the waves and the wind in my face...so inviting and romantic.
Some miserable day, back in November
Newcastle is grey, as grey as the river
But your eyes are bright with life
And life is bright with you
I'm missing you
This is my recent work. I think you know it. And how about this one.
За нөгөөх Missing хэмээх цуврал маань үргэлжилж байна. Энэ цувралаар нэг үзэсгэлэнд оролцож байгаа. Үзэсгэлэн удахгүй гарах тул гарахаар нь та бүхэнд дуулгах болно.
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This is our friend Bob... he left this earth some time ago... miss him lots...
There are many stories written on this face... we were fortunate to be able to hear some of them...
Nick Boren Photography © 2010
Bonkers in the kitchen late this morning, demanding another snack. He had to wait for us to complete a grocery run first...
I was lucky enough to see these siblings, Jai and Veeru (named after popular movie characters from the Indian blockbuster 'Sholay'), when they were young. Jai, seen in the foreground, went on to become the king of Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary in central India where he ruled the last few years. Now 7, he is currently missing with a fear of being poached. Wishing for his well-being and good luck to the guardians of Umred-Karhandla who take great care in protecting their wild.
Taken at Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary. Apr '12.