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For those of you who have been following me and the story of the friendly Fox I have befriended.
This is where the photos of my friendly Fox where taken.
I have fed him and talked to him for well over 5 years.
He has now disappeared……………….
Strange to say, I am almost heartbroken ……………
Apologies to those who probably saw millions of pictures of her at the time, apart from Gertrude here I've found goosanders to be the shyest birds ever. Dunno why but she hung around with the mallards and swans battling for bread and stuff, perhaps the only bird I've ever seen actually intimidate a swan. Then she just left and I've not seen her since, I was heartbroken at the time ! Most of the pictures below I've had on as extras before I think, I got a bit carried away : ) I think they're known as common mergansers in the US and Canada by the way.
Hannah our dog is aged 14yrs.. she’s a Lhasa Apso. We are so lucky to still have her with us this Christmas as she was very ill a few months ago. We lost our other dog Jessica aged 14yrs (Hannah’s sister) a few months ago.. They got ill within a week of each other. We are heartbroken that we can’t have Jessica with us this Christmas and Hannah misses her sister so much.. But we are so lucky to still have Hannah and we are making the most of everyday we have with her.. Hannah loves Christmas and has hung her stocking, waiting for Santa to bring her lot’s of treats
August 1954:
James Dean and Pier Angeli (1932-1971) are attending the 'premiere' of a re-release of the 1939 epic, "Gone with the Wind."
Born Anna Maria Pierangeli in Italy, Pier seems to have been Jimmy's main true love; he was heartbroken when she gave into her mother's demands that she stop seeing him because he was not Catholic, and then swiftly married Italian American singer Vic Damone. Jimmy is alleged to have been outside the church during their wedding, occassionally gunning his motorcycle (though he denied this). Her marriage only lasted 4 years, followed by bitter custody battles. But by then Jimmy was dead. Pier stated that he was "the only man [she] ever loved."
How fleeting fame can be--though not for Jimmy, even if he did not live long enough to see the release of his last 2 films, "Rebel Without a Cause" and "Giant." But for Pier...recognized at 19 by the Hollywood Foreign Press--i.e., the Golden Globe Awards-- as Young Star of the Year after her American film debut in the drama "Teresa," fame, unlike in Jimmy's case, never turned into legend. At the start of her Hollywood career, she was signed to Warner Bros, the studio for which Jimmy worked, and he supposedly met her when visiting Paul Newman on the set of "The Silver Chalice," a film that was an awful, quasi-religious costume drama which Paul would make fun of after he became famous. (Paul did a screen test with Jimmy to play his brother in "East of Eden" but was not cast) ... Back to Pier: her career in America floundered by the late 1950s though she still made films. She died of a barbiturate overdose at the age of 39--some say suicide, some say accident.
Though so much has been written about Jimmy's life, including incredible and lurid (and some fake) accounts of his love life, according to his friends, and director Elia Kazan, with whom he worked on "East of Eden," Jimmy and Pier were certainly more than a publicity item but had an intense, if too brief, romance.
Pier, don't listen to your mother!!!!
***I think this Barbie actually looks like Pier!
No matter how badly heartbroken, entangled, breached, insecure, unworthy, helpless, slammed, shattered, hopeless or deprived you feel let not the next word #depressed take away all the place in you or anyone else...Care to share!!
Tunning in with this year's theme #depressionletstalk on #worldhealthday...Let's put the smiles back!!
I was heartbroken when I realised that his little legs couldn’t reach the pedals, I wondered how he would get home. In an attempt to help, I wheeled him around the corner and gave him a bit of a push down the hill……..as he picked up speed and rapidly disappeared down the road I realised that he couldn’t reach the brakes either.
" You can not understand, man, how it hurts" - he said
"Sure I can not, cause i'm having a unbelievably totally lovely girlfriend now, have fun with your moaning over girls, sucker, I HAVE A GIRLFRIEND ALREADY. So long !!!"
[ Remember, remember, the 5th of November 2011]
"Por la poesía y el sexo, porque cada sílaba es un beso, por tu ombligo y todo eso, de la constelación de tus lunares me hice preso"
I hope with all this digital revolution we still get to keep bookstores. I would be heartbroken to lose them.
Had meetings in two cafes today, talked about writing at both of them. Such things are good.
Gear: Canon 5D Mk II | Canon 17-40 | Tamron 100-400mm (for the moon)
I first heard about the Lunar Eclipse yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon and decided on and off all day what to do.
Heartbroken by the Queensland State of Origin loss, I thought I'd leave home at 4am and drive to Wildhorse Mountain to shoot the Lunar Eclipse over the Glasshouse Mountains.
My alarm went off at 330am and I decided it probably wasn't worth it in the end fearing the mountains would be black and not pleased with the prospect of walking up the dark track on my own, I decided to go Mt Coot-tha and maybe catch it setting over the hills to the right.
Well, it was to the right alright, very far right - but so so bright red that it was stunning. I put on the 100-400m and grabbed some high-iso shots and headed on down to Wilson's Outlook to see if I could see the moon just faintly.
Not happening so I grabbed some nice blue hour shots of the bridge and combined this in post process for a little fun to at least celebrate some efforts for this morning, and went back home for 2 hours sleep before work.
Here is my trip video of my trip to Tasmania in Autumn 2011 - you can check it out here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmjd0WyzkX0
My previous video, "Tasmania, Spring 2011 - A Compliation" can be found here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WBGjkiarxc
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June 15 2011 - Lunar Eclipse
A total lunar eclipse took place on June 15, 2011. It was the first of two such eclipses in 2011. The second will occur on December 10, 2011.
This was a relatively rare central lunar eclipse, in which the center point of Earth's shadow passes across the Moon. The last time a lunar eclipse was closer to the center of the earth's shadow was on July 16, 2000. The next central total lunar eclipse will be on July 27, 2018.
Sweet Augie doggie
golden friend's long walk alone
waits another shore
Augie left this world for the next 8/14/10... we love you sweet boy.