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Flickr Friday theme Comfort. Comfort food Biscuits and Sausage gravy. My comfort on a cold rainy day. HFF, the old photographer. ,;-)
As a teenager in the 1960s I suffered from low self-esteem and found myself often in trouble at school as I overcompensated for it. After a tension-filled day at school I often relaxed when I got off the bus and walked the long lane of our farm home and realized anew that in this location I was accepted simply because I was part of our family who lived here. Many young people do not have this privilege and spend a lifetime looking for that same acceptance.
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What we all need right now...heading into the unknown.
Caco dolls (1:18 scale)
Lundby furniture, wall art, plants, cats
Blanket - cut from a baby onsie, glowing fire made by me
In my 1940s dollhouse - stalled in reno since July. Needs trim and doors on the inside. Needs more work on the outside.
Funny backstory is that I got my "FlickrFriday" themes mixed up--I was so excited about capturing this photo--come to find out "comfort" was LAST week's theme!
spotted along Hempstead Turnpike
Long Island
I have been sick for the past week and started to feel better today, so I went out with my camera. This scene from Fox River proved to be a perfect healer for my ailing body and soul.
Carpentersville Dam
生病好幾天了，今晚看到這個，似乎病也好一點了
A toilet (or comfort station ;-)) in the middle of the bush with a nice view…I discovered it at Heja Lodge whilst actually looking for a landscape photo.
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Have a great day, everyone!
Pacific tree frog relaxing for a moment in my palm. Moving it out of harm's way benefits both of us: it gets comfortably warmed up; I get a photo opportunity.
Forest Grove, OR
This is one of the many "comfort stations" (or "outhouse's") that are located along the highways and backroads of Alaska. It is currently buried in snow - but I'm sure our highway department will have all of them dug out by the time the first tourist arrives. Meanwhile - rugged Alaskan's must dart off into the forest should mother nature call - and that is just a wee bit hard to do when the snow is up to your knee's, and the bears are waking up.
My second build for the Summer Joust. This build was much more rushed than my last one, but I am still proud of how it turned out. Hope you like it!
The best way to cheer up a rather wet spring day — coffee, cupcakes and the cheerful warm light from an oil lamp
Wishing all of you, and especially you, all the love, happiness, and peace during the Holidays and always.
This photo taken with the iPhone at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary on November 11, 2023.
This abstract of fall colors is a little out of my comfort zone but I liked the vibrancy of the nearby trees and sky reflected in the water.
I'm not really sure how American Coots get to and from Horsepen Bayou because once they are here, they seem to avoid heights greater than about three feet above the water and distances greater than about 50 yards.
Prompt: In the classic nostalgic style of Norman Rockwell a warm and cozy kitchen scene from the 1950s, a mother and son baking together, mother wearing a yellow blouse and floral apron, son wearing a light blue shirt and plaid apron, smiling and laughing, mother cutting bread, son holding a loaf of bread, wooden table with a white tablecloth, white westie puppy looking over the edge of the table various baking utensils and ingredients on the counter, vintage kitchen decor
this digital fine art was created using Bing AI Image Creator and photoshop
"I feel like I'm going to slip..." Her voice was clear and yet shaky all at the same time. Things weren't easy right now. Learning about an entire other side of reality, being alone in a new town... they were getting to her and she needed help.
Hearing his voice was usually almost annoying. He'd call her five, sometimes six times a day, just to check in, to make sure she was on track. At times he felt overbearing, but it was that sort of care and worry that kept her on a straight line. But now she was calling him, quietly asking for guidance and help and he had it to offer. She felt good enough to get home, not worried about taking a detour to the bar, not worried about heading to the store and grabbing a six-pack. And she was thankful for that. But what she didn't expect was the knock on her door a few hours later, bringing her the closeness she'd missed more than she could have ever thought. Ever since they were teenagers, Anthony knew how to take care of her, and right now that was just holding her and being the anchor she always needed, but sometimes forgot she had.
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Stella gets a little reunion with her ex-fiance/AA sponsor, Anthony after confiding in him that she was struggling with her sobriety.
Before and After: gyazo.com/30e1f8d372d58836634dee9bbc1362b1
Sans ce petit confort, nous avons l'impression d'être des taupes.
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Taken for Active Assignment Weekly: Home Comforts
Shortbread and a cup of Tea feels like Home to me..
For 52 Weeks for Dogs -- 48/52
Sometimes you just need a little comfort, and it brings you joy!
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