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New for Cupid Inc. Table for One! Single or just heartbroken for V-Day? This is the set for you. With your very own Cardboard date to share a meal with. Includes decor Heartbreak Steak, Loser Wine, Stupid Cupid Cake, a chair with male/female/unisex sits! Some are quite funny and with 4 props!
People were having trouble making out the text of the previous version so I decided to get right to the point of it with the X. This is the version that will be on display at Encantada Gallery.
Heartbroken: EVERY Monday night at Studio80 on the Rembrandtplein in Amsterdam! Party: Heartbroken Venue: Studio80 Coverage by: Waking up in Amsterdam!
May 12, 2010
Today was a lot of fun.
Natalie and I were ditching school and went to my house to do homework..
well when we got there the boys had shown up and we decided to go hang out with them instead!
It was worth it! We gave each other tattoos, played basketball and enjoyed each others company!
Later Natalie and I went and did this 365.
During this time i was crying through this shoot i wanted to be able to express my hurt when i found out a boy i once loved got another girlfriend. I was wearing a white button up shirt. It's like i'm struggling but i can get through it.
BTW it was FREEZING in this water and mud.
*As you all know i dont really post 365's anymore... i have pictures but i feel like its just a "have to" thing to do it everyday and i dont want it like that at all. I want to FEEL like doing it everyday... maybe i will start up again soon..
Thanks for all the support!
Even though the weather's been consistently crap I am heartbroken my holidays are almost over and its back to work on Monday. : (
:D
The lovely Britte tagged me!
Are you single/taken/heartbroken/confused?
-~Single!
What if I told you that you were pretty?
-It would make my day!
What are you looking forward to in the next week?
-My friends baby shower!
Do you want to be single?
-not really, but I'm still young!
Have you pretended to like someone?
-Yes...
Honestly, has anyone seen you in your underwear in the past 3 months?
-Yeah, family! And my best friend, but she is basically family!
Is it hard for you to get over someone?
-It depends!
What would you name your future daughter?
-I know that her middle name would be belle/annabelle after my mum. First name.. Maybe Lily-Mae
Are you good at hiding your feelings?
-Depends who I am hiding them from!
Are you listening to music right now?
-No, I'm watching the opening ceremony of the olympics!
How is your heart lately?
- Undecided.
Are you wearing socks?
-No, i go barefoot whenever i can!
What do people call you?
-Clemmie! or my family call me monkey, dunno why but I answer to it more than clemmie!
Will you talk to the person you like tonight?
-If you mean the person I, u'know, like-like.. Then no!
When was the last time a member of the opposite sex hugged you?
-Not counting my dad, yesterday, he is a 8 year old boy though...
Do you get stressed out easily?
-Yes!
Who do you go to when you need to talk to someone?
-My Mummy!!
What is on your wrists right now?
-My watch, which I can't live without! And my peace ninja bracelet, me and martha (bff) both have one!
What do you like better: hot chocolate or hot apple cider?
-Hot chocolate!<3
Are you a good artist?
- Awful.
Do you miss the way things were six months ago?
-no. six months ago was the worst time of my life. I could not be happier now :D
Ever stayed up all night on the phone, with who?
- No, again, only young!
Do you use chap stick?
-All the time!
Do you have a little sister?
-I have a god-sister, and may or may not have 2 more in september!
Have you hugged someone within the last week?
-Yes! I love hugging!
What were you doing at midnight last night?
- sleeping...
Have you ever regretted kissing someone?
-no!
Were your last three kisses from the same person?
-Nope
Will next Friday be a good one?
- I hope so!! <3
sweet sugar is a good model,she got pretty face and figure,we invited her to the keelung sea
coast and we want her to pretend a pityful girl which just lost her lover ,so she expressed sad mood that made the frame full of sexy and heartbroken atmosphere.thank sweet sugar
she did her best model job
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I love Joe SO much, and he does not deserve what happened to him. (Whatever happened to him, I'm talking about how heartbroken he is) And that Camilla B#@%$ needs to die >:|
MY SECRET
NO STEALING
IF YOU WANT IT, ASK FIRST!!!!
What the label does not say: you won't even leave the fender of the vehicle, you'll drop dead right where you stand!
We just found out last night that Zuma has cancer (lymphoma)
We are devastated beyond belief.
Here she is at the beach, on her 9th birthday, just 2 1/2 months ago...
Visiting Dunnottar Castle I decided to climb down the steps and tight cliff path across to the shingle bay below and view the scenery, I have visited the site numerous times though never the bay.
A very small path runs along the cliff that is the only access to the area, I treaded carefully, in the distance I could see a scene of tranquility , calm water lapping the shore with no one else there other than myself, I could see two Eider Ducks ahead and set my camera to capture a few shots.
Finally both my feet hit the shingle, displacing pebbles as I walked with the matching sound that this creates, Eiders now a few meters away I could see that the female was dead, the male just sat there, usually they move off at the slightest sound, I got closer , he sat rigid , only moving when I was about 6 foot away , even then making a few distressed sounding noises, I stood motionless until he returned back to his original spot, the female’s body lay lifeless , he constantly looked across and stared at her as if waiting to see if she would wake up , make a movement or show a sign that everything would be back to normal , obviously she did not, still laying motionless and silent .
I moved on to capture my shots of the bay after 10 minutes observing this distressed Eider.
I decided to head back to the castle after 20 minutes or so capturing the bay, I noticed the male Eider still in the same spot displaying the same behaviours, the female was never going to respond to his cry, she had fell asleep for the final time , he remained optimistic though doubtful, as time ticked away.
I observed this scenario for another 15 minutes or so, the male moving a few feet away each time I got close though returning within a few seconds back to his original spot.
I captured a few shots of this scenario, this photo summarises the scene, I know Eiders do not mate for life though whatever situation the female found herself in to lose her life probably had the same immediate impact that humans have when our partner dies, falls asleep, leaves, departs our bond, suddenly a life changing moment impacts and uncertainty , feeling of loss, and a empty heart kicks in.
"That Tree" by the lake, in Newstead Abbey Park. Irretrieveably damaged by gale-force winds over Christmas. It now seems that the whole tree may have to come down.
This was found hanging on a parking sign on the street. I hope the young lady it belonged to finally found it - I'd have been heartbroken if I lost that.
Just received notice that my girl Affie elephant, died suddenly at the zoo yesterday.
I cannot even think straight right now.........
Christy elephant will be lost without Affie.
PLEASE,
N-O
I-N-V-I-T-E-S
Here is the news story
'Well-loved' Brookfield Zoo elephant dies
May 15, 2009 10:51 PM
Affie, a female African elephant about to turn 40 years old and to be feted at her annual birthday party on June 13, died Friday afternoon after Brookfield Zoo keepers arriving in the morning found her lying on her side, unable to stand.
Though the sixth-oldest African elephant in any accredited American zoo and considered geriatric by elephant standards, Affie's sudden, still undiagnosed death was a surprise to zoo officials, said Kim Smith, the zoo's vice president of animal care.
"At 4 a.m. today," said a zoo statement released late Friday afternoon, "the night zookeeper checked on both of the zoo's African elephants, Affie and Christy, and they were both fine."
After finding her on her side at 8 a.m., keepers could not get the 10,400-pound Affie back on her feet, Smith said, and she died about 2 p.m.
Zoo veterinarians performed a necropsy after she died to try to determine the cause of death, but it could take days or weeks for the result of those tests to be reported.
"She was a well-loved animal," said Smith. "Hundreds of people would come to her birthday party to sing to her every year. We always had a special cake for her made from her favorite fruits and vegetables, using carrots as the candles, which she would very carefully pick off, one by one, and eat them."
She said a 2004 scientific study found the average life expectancy for female African elephants in North American zoos to be 33 years, similar to the life expectancy of wild elephants.
Absolutely heartbroken that I can't find out anything about Cleaties Bowser, a coal minor who was arrested for adultry (sic and sic).
The misspellings on the card might make you assume that his name is misspelled, too, but it isn't. The only trace of him I could find was on the 1940 census, where his name is spelled just like that.
She thought she is lost, heartbroken, but she found the the waterfall among the nature, She realized that there is a sound, and it is a story, story of life, she listen to it, carefully,
Then, she understood,
Life is a waterfall,
When it faces more and more obstacles,
Sometimes, it becomes more beauty and stronger...
Set of tiny bacteria on the agar medium make this meaningful art.
Gino AKA Geronimo is trying to give the impression of being heartbroken.
I haven´t paid him enough attention lately.
So, I guess I have to work a bit on getting him back to his old happy boy state.
The Red Thread of Fate comes from Asian myth. The story goes that the gods would tie a red thread around the ankle or little finger of individuals destined to fall in love or help each other sometime in their life.
I was first introduced to this waaaaaaay back in 8th grade while watching the anime Tenchi Muyo. I'm not sure why the idea popped into my head for this, but Natalie and I had a pretty good time making a mess with tons and tons of red thread. During our fun, Natalie struck this lovely pose and we ran with it! I figure there are many types of love and we are connected to many people through those types of love, thus oodles of red thread. However, I wanted a sad heartbroken feel (very unnatural for Natalie, lol).
While I like this image (and am pretty stoked at the Pre-Raphaelite-esque editing!!) I've been feeling some artists block lately. However, I feel like the best way to get out of a rut is to keep creating, so I'm creating and posting!!! :D
You went away on Thursday and left us totally heartbroken. Cancer sucks!
We hold each other and cry and wonder how we will live our Life without you in it.
We were always together, the three of us... you and your human mommy and daddy and now our home feels strange and unfamiliar.
I'm sure in time, we will move on - but there will never be another You. Thank you for all the years of unconditional love, friendship and protection that you gave us.
We love you with all our heart and miss you more than words can say!
Sleep tight, sweet girl!
xxooxxooxxooo
I'm heartbroken as I write this. Our beloved lab Emmet unexpectedly died tonight after 10 years of bringing joy to our lives.
We raised him from the time he was eight weeks old. He was a remarkable dog. The original plan was for him to be a service dog for Helping Paws, but after he completed the training, it was decided to not place him as a service dog for several reasons that I won't detail here right now. The good part of that decision was that he was permanently placed with us.
Emmet was one of the sweetest dogs you'd ever meet. He greeted everyone with a wagging tail. He was quick with his kisses and he overflowed with enthusiasm for everything. He brought more humor and joy to our lives than I can even coherently express right now. My wife and I will miss him greatly.
The only consolation about losing him tonight was that his last day on Earth was the kind of day that was his favorite. We spent the day at the farm and he got to play frisbee for hours, play in his kiddie pool (the one pictured here), play with other farm animals, and run around like a nut. We lost him to a relatively common problem in dogs, a malady called GDV (Gastric Dialation and Volvulus). In layman's terms, he twisted his stomach, cutting off vital blood flow to his stomach and probably his intestines and other internal organs. It all happened fast and we were too far from an emergency vet who could perform the surgery needed to be able to save him. We had another vet help us put him to sleep while we held him in our arms.
I put together a collage of photos from his life. It is incomplete right now, and I hope to put up more over the next few days. You can see the set by clicking here.
I'm trying to shake up my illustration work a little more, experimenting and such, which may just mean Photoshop files that have like fifteen layers.
If you'll excuse me, I'm going to break down and cry in the shower because you broke my heart. So bye. I guess...
"Ain't we all the stars playing the leading part in our own soap opera?" Brandy Clark belts out that question to kick off Big Day in a Small Town, positing the premise of not just the opening track ("Soap Opera"), but all 10 songs that follow it. The towns that anchor Clark's new album may be small enough to warrant only a single blinking light, but the lives lived in them are anything but... and neither are the hopes and dreams that rise from their backroads and bedrooms.
When you grow up in a small town, oftentimes, your dreams are all you have. Whether it's to become a football star or a father, a homecoming queen or a hairdresser, your dreams might be the only thing that keep you going. For Clark, the dream she harbored in her small hometown of Morton, Washington, was to be a country singer. Sure, once she moved to Nashville, she had successful cuts as a songwriter [The Band Perry's "Better Dig Two," Miranda Lambert's "Mama's Broken Heart," and Kacey Musgraves' "Follow Your Arrow" which won the CMA Song of the Year Award in 2014], but being an artist in her own right was a dream she had stopped dreaming until two years ago when her first album, the stunning 12 Stories, debuted.
At the time, it was a passion project, more than anything... a passion project that went on to become a Grammy- and CMA-nominated release that topped a myriad of "Best Albums of 2013" lists; earn her opening slots on tours with Eric Church, Jennifer Nettles, and Alan Jackson; land her performances onThe Ellen DeGeneres Show , Good Morning America, The Late Show with David Letterman, and a much-talked about collaboration with Dwight Yoakam on the 2015 GRAMMY Awards in recognition of her nomination in the all-genre Best New Artist category; and win her a Warner Bros. Records deal. Now, as she gears up for her sophomore set, the alternately feisty and poignant Big Day in a Small Town, Clark has much higher hopes.
"When I made 12 Stories, I think my dreams were a lot more realistic, in that I didn't expect a lot to happen... then it did," she says. "This time, my dreams are very much what they were when I was going to Vince Gill and Patty Loveless concerts and decided I was going to move to Nashville. Right now, my dreams are as big as when I was naïve enough to really dream them."
Produced by Jay Joyce [Little Big Town, Eric Church], Big Day in a Small Town tells the stories of the football star, the father, the homecoming queen, and the hairdresser because those are the stories and people that Clark grew up knowing. "All these songs, there's some little truth in them, somewhere, that resonates with me or that is about me," she confesses. Explaining the genesis of "Soap Opera," she offers. "When I would get worried about what people thought of me or what was going on with me, my mom would always say, 'You know, we're all the star of our daytime drama. We're just bit players in someone else's. Nobody cares that much about what's going on with you. They'll only care until there's something juicier going on with somebody else two weeks later.'"
But Clark cares enough about all of these characters to tell their stories: the aging beauty of "Homecoming Queen" who wonders what happened to the life she always wanted... the tempted exes of "You Can Come Over" who do all they can to not get burned by the flame that flickers between them... the heartbroken heroine of "Daughter" who wishes a bit of karmic justice on her ex in the form of a daughter who's "just as sweet as she is hot"... the defiant wild child of "Girl Next Door" who refuses to fit her lover's misguided notion of womanhood.
"'Homecoming Queen' is really real for me — I know that girl. 'You Can Come Over' is very real for me and 'Daughter' and 'Soap Opera'..." Clark's voice trails off as she thinks about the tales she tells. What about "Drinkin' Smokin' Cheatin'" with its pondering of ways to navigate the sometimes rocky waters of a relationship? Game plan? Wish list? "That's a total daydream," she says with a laugh. "I think we all have that daydream."
One of the most heartfelt moments on Big Day in a Small Townis the one that closes it, "Since You've Gone to Heaven." The song addresses the aftermath of losing someone close to you and it's one that Clark has wanted — and attempted — to write for years. "My dad was killed in a work accident the July before 9/11," she says. "When all that 9/11 stuff was going on and everyone was glued to the TV ... I thought right then, 'Since you've gone to heaven, the whole world has gone to hell.' But I sat on it for years and years because it seemed so bleak." As with all of Clark's compositions, there's some truth in it, just not necessarily the whole truth. "It's definitely not the story of my family in that song. I'll stress that," she says. "But I do think, a lot of times, when somebody dies, it blows things apart more than it brings things together."
While the lyrical themes echo those of 12 Stories, Clark pushed her vocal and musical boundaries on Big Day in a Small Town. Instead of building the songs from a simple guitar/vocal performance, Joyce brought the players in for five days of rehearsals before tracking live with the band. "A lot of those rehearsals became what the record was," Clark says, explaining that the recorded version of "You Can Come Over" includes her one-take, scratch vocal. "I wanted to fix a few things, but Jay wouldn't let me because he felt like it would lose emotion. He's about the heart of music. He's not about making it perfect."
"He is out to serve the artist and the song," she adds. Throughout the process, Joyce insisted that this be a "Brandy Clark record" not a "Jay Joyce record" because she was the one who would be performing it night-after-night even as he moved on to his next project. "If I didn't like something, he'd be the first person to change it. I think this project means nearly as much to him as it does to me."
Though Neil Young's Harvest was the only musical reference point the two discussed before heading into Neon Cross Studios, Clark and Joyce each brought their influences along — including Clark's long-standing love of classic country and Joyce's well-documented affinity for edgier rock. "He and I definitely come from different places, musically, which I think is probably good," she offers. "On 'Daughter,' he started to play an organ part and I said, 'That sounds like [Patsy Cline's] "Back in Baby's Arms."' He said, 'What's that?' He didn't know it."
Along with Sturgill Simpson, Ashley Monroe, Chris Stapleton, and Kacey Musgraves (who provides guest vocals on "Daughter"), Clark is part of a new vanguard in country music — one that tips a hat to tradition, while not eschewing its evolution. "I see what's happening right now and I feel this groundswell of people who love... I would say 'country' music, but I'll take it a step further and say 'real' music. I feel like there are people who are starved for that," she says. "The only music I've ever made is country music. The only music I've ever really listened to consistently is country music. And I want to keep that alive, so there's a responsibility in that, for me."
But, for Brandy Clark, that responsibility is a dream come true. 4/15/16