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I'm very lucky because unless I'm heartbroken I don't suffer from depression but I do have good days and bad days like everyone else. I think it's healthy to feel a bit low at times as that's when we do our thinking and it would be no good if we were to just party all the time. Being Jojo gives me lots to think about of course as unlike most people I can never forget for very long that I am a bit different. Thankfully I live within my comfort zone which means being Jojo is never something I feel embarrassed about or uncomfortable with. I could had it happened do porn movies for example because afterwards one just goes back home to normality, but I'm not sure I could cope with anything perminent like implants as they would be just as intrusive as a swaithe of big bold tattoos and to do anything like that you have to have the right personality I suppose. Still I don't hold back do I as I'm not prudish or shy which is one reason why I wanted to be Jojo. Nobody is pushing me me either which is important as I don't like too much or rapid change and so it's good that I transitioned in years rather than months with herbs, it makes me very real which I guess is one of the reasons why people like me.
Our handsome, sweet, fantastic, loving Jynx passed away suddenly. Our hearts are broken. We miss him so much.
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We are still heartbroken over the loss of our beagle Penny. Have been digging through all the photo's we took of her over the years and found this nice one that Bethany took of Penny and me at the Upper Falls in Letchworth Park on March 27, 2010.
Greta
Rhinestone collections all the time
I wonder what Greta would say
Another lady, another time
Another heartbroken state of mind
Alone in her chambers... she dreams of her home
Outside, she's got a movie star view
Outcries, well where will the kings go
Where will the kings go now?
She's got her eyes wide open
And she's ready to stare you down
She says in words unspoken, she's from out of town
Well some cry, well I really don't dance down
Stormy weather, it cuts like a knife
She's got her bags packed
And she's off to the valley where the
Sun meets the sea
You understand that
She wants to live by the ocean
And no one is pleased
She gets a house in the mountains
The next day, the next day she leaves the station
Do you really want to change her (do you really want to change her)
Or is it your right?
Ooh alone in her chambers she dreams of her home
In a very real way, she's the purest art form
I bet she said, just how many art lovers can one
Get to know?
She doesn't have an hour
She doesn't have five minutes
She's got to go!
She's got her bags packed
And she's off to the valley where the
Sun meets the sea
You understand that
She wants to live by the ocean
And no one is pleased
She gets a house in the mountains
The next day
The next day she leaves the station
I wonder what Greta would say
Well I wonder what Greta would say
I wonder what Greta would say
Ooh, she's got a movie star view
Oh well where will the kings go
Where will the kings go now?
Say, Greta
Say, Greta
Songwriters: Stevie Nicks / Michael W. Campbell
Greta, my now 4-and-a-half-year-old Boston Terrier is doing great these days. To be honest, she needs to stop aging. I can't imagine my life without her.... she has gotten me through some of the most challenging times of my life.
She truly has come a very long way and I am extremely proud of her. She is a true inspiration.
I didn't name Greta after this song, I actually named her for a werewolf character in the Iron Druid Chronicles, a book series by Kevin Hearne. www.https://kevinhearne.com/
"Greta" was released on the Stevie Knick album Street Angel in 1994 www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1Ybl2XulDk
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The pain in our heart must be one of the pains we can't really handle 'cause it's not physical but emotional.
This pain comes from all those feelings we want to share but it's not possible for all kinds of reasons.
Isn't it sad that all those beautiful feelings eventually makes us ache?
Love isn't when there are no fights in the relationship. Love is when once the fight ends, love is still there.
Jas Bassi
Like everyone I know I am heartbroken about what happened in Manchester on Monday. When I looked at the photograph of that sweet little 8 year old who lost her life I cannot begin to comprehend how anyone can be so cruel and heartless These are very sad times:-((
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I sort of like this, even though it is slanting and I'm out of focus.
I was also tagged by Anna and Kay Kay! Everyone who I would've tagged have already done this so... if you want to do it then I hereby pronounce you tagged. (:
Are you single/taken/heartbroken/confused?
single pringle
What if I told you you were pretty?
I would thank you! :)
What are you looking forward to in the next week?
I have no idea what I’m doing next week, so hopefully taking photos!
Do you want to be single?
Yes and no. I don’t want the drama, but it would be nice to have someone to be cute with! :’)
Have you pretented to like someone?
Um no
Is it hard for you to get over someone?
No not really, ngl.
What would you name your future daughter?
I really like the name Freya and also Kiara.
Are you good at hiding your feelings?
It depends what it is. Sometimes.
Are you listening to music right now?
Yes, Naive by The Kooks is currently on replay! I was also listening to The All- American Rejects earlier too.
How's your heart lately?
hopefully beating
Are you wearing socks?
Nope, bare feet ftw
What do people call you?
Millie, Milliekins ;)
Will you talk to the person you like tonight?
Nah
When was the last time a member of the opposite sex hugged you?
Umm about a month ago
Do you get stressed out easily?
Yes.
Who do you go to when you need to talk to somebody?
Maybe my sister or my friend but I normally don’t openly express my feelings to people unless it’s really important.
What is on your wrist right now?
A blue bracelet and a hair bobble.
What do you like better - Hot chocolate or hot apple cider?
Hot chocolate!
Are you a good artsist?
no, lol. I can’t draw. But I hope I’m okay at photography!
Do you miss the way things were six months ago?
No way
Ever stayed up all night on the phone, with who?
No, i’m kind of boring!
Do you use chapstick?
Uh huh
Do you have a little sister?
Nopee, an older sister.
Have you hugged someone within the last week?
um idk, I think so!
What were you doing at midnight last night?
Ordering prints online :’)
Have you ever regretted kissing someone?
No. Never kissed anyone. Forever alone.
Were your last tree kisses from the same person?
-pass- ;D
Will next friday be a good one?
Hopefully! I have no idea what I’m doing!
I'm sorry I'm so boring. If you read all that then you get a gold star.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lodKSiWlgrg
Seven Pounds is a 2008 American drama film, directed by Gabriele Muccino, in which Will Smith stars as a man who sets out to change the lives of seven people. Rosario Dawson, Woody Harrelson, and Barry Pepper also star. The film was released in theaters in the United States and Canada on December 19, 2008, by Columbia Pictures. Despite receiving negative reviews, it was a box-office success, grossing US$168,168,201 worldwide.
Tim Thomas (Smith), while carelessly sending a text message while driving, veers across the center line into oncoming traffic and causes a multi-car crash in which seven people die: six strangers and his fiancée, Sarah Jenson (Robinne Lee).
Two years later, in a bid for atonement, Tim sets out to save the lives of seven good people by donating his own vital organs, a process that will be completed after his planned suicide. A year after the crash, having quit his job as an aeronautical engineer, Tim donates a lung lobe to his brother Ben (Michael Ealy), an IRS field agent. Tim then steals his brother's federal IRS identification badge and credentials, puts his picture over Ben's, identifies himself by his brother's name, and uses Ben's privileges to check out the financial backgrounds of further potential candidates for his donations. In each case, he "interviews" them first to determine if they are good people.
In one case, the director of a hospice nursing home facility, who had an unsuccessful bone marrow transplant, seeks a six-month extension on his back taxes. Tim, now going by his brother's name, is unsure of the man's ethics, because he claims to be insolvent, yet drives a new BMW. To resolve the issue, "Ben" passionately asks a resident patient, an elderly bedridden woman, to tell him whether he is a "good man", only to discover that the man is punishing the woman for refusing to take a new medication by not allowing the nurses to bathe her.
Six months later, "Ben" donates part of his liver to a child protective services social worker named Holly (Judyann Elder). He then finds George (Bill Smitrovich), a junior hockey coach and donates a kidney to him. He then donates bone marrow to a young boy named Nicholas (Quintin Kelley), opting to have no anesthesia during the procedure, an evident consequence of his desire for atonement. In each case, he does not tell the people what his intentions are for his donations, despite being repeatedly asked.
Two weeks before he dies, he contacts Holly and asks if she knows anyone "in the system" who needs and deserves help, but is too proud to ask for it. Holly suggests Connie Tepos (Elpidia Carrillo), who lives with her two kids and an abusive boyfriend, but cannot afford to leave. When "Ben" arrives to "interview" her under the guise of dealing with the IRS, Connie is embarrassed and humiliated that he knows what has been going on. She defends her boyfriend, is offended by "Ben"'s suggestion that she should leave with her kids, and kicks him out of her house. In the meantime, "Ben" moves out of his house and into a local motel, taking with him his pet box jellyfish, decidedly the most venomous creature on earth, with its sting causing death in three to five minutes. That night, after being beaten by her boyfriend again, Connie contacts "Ben". He meets her, tells her not to be weak, and gives her the keys and directions to his beach house. She takes her two children and they move into the house. Then, she reads a letter from "Ben" which includes the deed to the house, again giving no explanation, and asking for her to respect his wishes, not try to contact him, not tell anyone how she got the house, and "live life abundantly".
"Ben"'s sixth candidate is Ezra Turner (Harrelson), a blind telemarketer for a meat company, who plays the piano. "Ben" calls Ezra and harassed him at work weeks earlier, to see if he was quick to anger; when Ezra remains calm and humble through the abuse, "Ben" decides he is worthy.
"Ben" then contacts Emily Posa (Rosario Dawson), a wedding announcement/greeting card printer who has a congenital heart condition and rare blood type that has left her with only weeks to live. Ben interviews her at her home, again under the guise of an IRS investigation, and more or less stalks her at the hospital, but then he starts to spend time with her, walking her Great Dane called Duke, weeding her garden, and fixing her rare Heidelberg Windmill press. He visibly fights his affections for her, again seeking atonement for the death of his fiancée, but he slowly falls in love with her.
At one point, while comforting Emily (who is in the hospital after an emergency), he tells her the tale of a young boy named Tim, who wanted to fly and became a space engineer. Emily recognizes this is an actual story of his childhood and suggested the boy was named Ben, but he corrects her by sheer reflex, telling her that the boy is called Tim... obviously himself.
Tim's brother, the real Ben, finally tracks Tim down at Emily's house, saying that he must return his IRS credentials. After a passionate sexual interlude with Emily, and with Ben waiting outside her house, Tim disappears out the back door, leaving her sleeping. He returns on foot to the motel, first stopping by the hospital to ask the doctor if any chance exists that Emily will improve. Discovering that she will likely die before a donated organ becomes available, he decides "it's time".
Tim then fills the motel bathtub with ice water to preserve his vital organs, calls 9-1-1 emergency and reports his own suicide, climbs into the tub, and releases his box jellyfish into the water with him. The jellyfish wraps its tentacles around his arm, causing a quick but excruciatingly painful death.
At the hospital, his best childhood friend Dan (Pepper) acts as executor of Tim's living will to ensure that his organs are donated to Emily and Ezra. Ezra receives Tim's corneas, which cure his blindness, and Emily receives his heart.
Afterward, Ben finds letters from Tim that he is to give to each person explaining why he did what he did. This leaves Emily heartbroken. Emily finds Ezra (now a school teacher) at his kid's choir concert at a park and stops him as he passes by. Having never met before, Emily is fixated on Ezra's eyes, knowing they belonged to Tim. Emily begins to break down, which clues Ezra in to who she is. When he says, "You must be Emily," she breaks into tears and they share a heartfelt embrace out of mutual love and respect for Tim.
Before the film's release, the title Seven Pounds was considered a "mystery" which the studio refused to explain.
Early trailers for Seven Pounds kept the film's details a mystery. Director Gabriele Muccino explained the intent: "The [audience] will not know exactly what this man is up to." Will Smith is reported to have confirmed that the title refers to Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, in which a debtor must pay a pound of flesh. In this case, it amounts to seven gifts to seven individuals deemed worthy by Smith's character, to atone for seven deaths he caused.
... un dono per chi dona ...
Pà,
un anno senza te ...
Buon Vento.
I was a bit miffed (actually heartbroken - Mlle Jolie I need you in my life!) about not being able to get any of the Boudoir dolls... so I decided to style my own dolls in my very own Boudoir Collection! First up - Veronique! I hope you enjoy!
The security council’s ban on mass events till 31 August means that all the big summer events will be cancelled. In Ghent too many are heartbroken, It is the first time since World War I that the Ghent Festivities will not take place. The Festival of Ghent is without doubt the biggest and best-known street festival in Europe, attracting around 2 million visitors each year. “The Ghent Festivities are part of the city’s DNA. The cancellation of course hurts, but we are resilient. In 2021 we plan to party twice as hard” said Mathias De Clercq, the city’s mayor. Here are some memories of the sparkling “Gentse Feesten” from 2014. On display are people enjoying a performance of late Walter De Buck. It was one of his last public appearances before he passed away later that year. Walter De Buck was a singer, sculptor and founder of the modern “Gentse Feesten” – Sint-Jacobsplein, Ghent, Belgium.
According to legend, the Governor General of New France, Louis de Buade de Frontenac, was heartbroken when he discovered his wife was having an affair with the Sun King. He eventually forgave her, but left explicit instructions about the treatment of his body upon his death. After he died, Madame de Frontenac received a special delivery: her husband's heart in a lead box. So, be true to the one you love and Happy Valentine's Day!
Original art by Lisa Betournay. #fineart #painting #skeleton #skeletonart #darkart #heartbroken #skeletonpainting #acrylic #acrylicpainting #surrealism #brokenheartpainting #sadskeleton
Sadly for Colin, his girlfriend has traded him in for a newer model, sometimes life can be a challenge for troopers.
For this weeks MarcoMondays theme Emotional
One day in eighth grade, as school was letting out and I was walking to the pickup line, "Runnin' Down a Dream" was echoing down the hallway. My history teacher, Mr. West, had a giant boombox in his classroom that he would occasionally blast at the end of the day when he was in a good mood. Initially, during my childhood, hearing Tom Petty was a bit of a running joke for my family, given how frequently he would play on a variety of stations (including Classic Rewind, pictured) considering he was active for so many decades... but I grew to love his music nevertheless. Thanks to Mr. West's selection of music on his boombox, I distinctly remember that as a good day.
Yesterday (and the day before, and today) was not a good day.
May Mr. Petty, who passed away last night from cardiac arrest at 66; legendary Memphis wrestling commentator Lance Russell, who passed away this morning; and of course all of the victims of Sunday night's horrible Las Vegas shooting, rest in peace. May the hundreds injured in that attack as well recover completely and quickly. May the loved ones of all who were hurt or lost their lives - and Tom, and Lance - also find the time and means to heal. My thoughts, prayers, and condolences go out to everyone affected.
For those of you looking to escape reality and the news of these tragic losses, my regularly-scheduled uploads continue Wednesday (tomorrow) night with a teaser photo. Until then, I leave you with a collection of some of my favorite Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers songs.
Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (with Stevie Nicks)
Don't Come Around Here No More
(c) 2017 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
my dear friends ... it is with a broken heart that I am posting this photo of my most beautiful boy ... Zak passed away this morning ... his death was not expected .. we are stunned and heartbroken ... what will we do without him here at our side ...
Dearest Zak - the house is so quiet without you - the place you used to lie is empty: the smiling face and loving eyes have gone - strong and brave, I feared nothing when you were with me - now, no one follows me along the woodland path - beloved comanion, do you miss me as much as I miss you? May God grant you blue skies and warm sun, until we meet again - all my love - Mommy xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Ugh... I'm heartbroken, again. This is the 3rd time in just a few weeks that I've done major damage to one of my dolls.
First it was chipping my poor Hannah's face and eyes while changing her chips
Then I dropped my Clove (Alice Chery Blossom Piggie) and her ear broke off and had to be glued back
And, today, when undressing Edyt so that she could get a hair wash and straighten, I discovered that these crappy pullip socks she'd been wearing -- for a few weeks -- not even all that long -- have permanently stained her legs...
Ugh, this stuff keeps happening to me.
Edyt says: "Mom, strike 3, you're out"
Seriously though, if anyone has any suggestions for cleaning her up, I'd appreciate it. I've tried a few things already... Some household type cleaners, the Mr. Clean Sponge, Even Sanding... No luck. Wah...
In making this miniature dollhouse scale (1:12) pine hutch, I applied five coats of paint, sanded, brushed, and damp washed each layer before applying the next one. The resultant color is deep green with bits of glitter to signify magical ability.
I make my hutches one at a time… from start to finish. There is no assembly line in my workshop. No elves either. For this reason, this is truly one-of a-kind. I keep no written “recipes” for the color or instructions for the items I create to put into/on my hutches. Pieces on this hutch are from nature or created at the time I was working on it from materials at hand at that time.
i found her when i was riding my bike today, August 11th, in the middle of nowhere, laying beside the road in the glaring sun. Since i was about 15 miles from home, my only option was to call Animal Control (the dog pound) to come pick her up. Meanwhile i flagged down all 3 vehicles that came by to try to get food for her. She is VERY thin and there were no puppies in sight despite the condition of her teats. I waited there with her until the "dog catcher" arrived. Who knows how long she had been there. She appeared dehydrated and weak.
I checked on her later at the pound was told since she is a pitbull the puppies were probably sold and the mother dumped to die. Look at the despicable environment she has at the "shelter". She had NO FOOD, NO WATER and NO BEDDING of any sort. A jagged piece of rusty metal is visible right above her head. I don't know what fate is worse for her. I went back again this evening and told the officer i would take her to the emergency vet tomorrow (Sunday) if she appears to be going down. He promised to call me with an update on her. But what will become of her? Why are people so mean to pitbulls?
Please CHIP IN if you can
Why you break my heart?
Every time we depart?
I thought you loved me
I thought you were my dove
When you go bye, bye, bye
I simply go why, why, why?
My heart crumples into dust
Out of all the one’s I lust you the most
My heart is torn
It can’t be re-born
This can’t be real
This wasn’t the deal
You were my bumble bee
Now I can’t even humble you
I remember when we first met
Now your saying to let go.
So what now?
This is how it end?
Why did you leave me?
Is there even a reason ?
We helped Jake cross the rainbow bridge this evening at 2135, after receiving a call from Dr W that he was getting weaker and would probably not survive the night.
The asthma, his weak heart, pulmonary edema and bleeding from the plavix were too hard for him to overcome.
I held him in my arms as Dr W helped him and he went peacefully....
Mom and I are devastated and heartbroken but Jake is now at peace...
Thank you all for your emails, well wishes, prayers and support.
They all meant a lot to me.
xo
(i will post a final series at a later time)
I am heartbroken.
UPDATE:
It is with heavy hearts that we share this update. The lack of improvement in Valor’s neurologic symptoms after a week of aggressive supportive care led us to the decision to humanely end Valor’s suffering before his condition deteriorated further. We learned yesterday afternoon that Valor had tested positive for West Nile virus; we had suspected that this was the cause of his symptoms. Infection with this virus is not always fatal in birds; however, after seven days of intensive supportive care, Valor remained slow to respond to stimuli and displayed no signs of improvement. He had to be force-fed as he showed no appetite and refused to hand-feed or self-feed. Valor was extremely lethargic and had head and body tremors—signs of advancing West Nile disease. Our professional assessment was that it was extremely unlikely that he would recover, even for placement at an educational facility. Subjecting him to further treatment, handling, and captivity and prolonging his suffering would have been inhumane and contrary to our principles as wildlife rehabilitators. A necropsy will be performed at another facility.
In the past five years, we’ve treated 300 Bald Eagles along with over 10,000 other wild birds that have relied on us for care. As professionals, we do our very best for each and every single patient, as we always have and will continue to do, and this includes Valor. We share the deep sorrow you feel for his loss and hope you know that your passion for native wildlife matters. It is so inspiring to see the community rally behind a wild animal in need; thank you to everyone who showed support for Valor and Tri-State. While this outcome was not what we wanted, there are thousands of success stories of animals receiving a second chance at life in the wild at our center and wildlife rehabilitation centers around the world—this is what motivates our staff and volunteers to continue caring for wildlife in need every day. To understand more about West Nile Virus please go to: www.raptor.umn.edu/our-research/west-nile