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It's nearly six. Sun gonna set again. You turn away from me and tears begin to come. And it's goodbye again, I'm sorry to be leaving you. I wish you could tell me, why do we always fight when I have to go? It seems a shame to leave you now. I long to kiss your tears away and give you back your smile. It's something that's inside of me, that is so hard to understand. Do you think if I were always here, our love would be the same?
This ends today’s photo series and with a sweet smile I wave goodbye to you. I hope that you like my pink satin dress just as much as I do, and if you do then surely there is a smile on your face too right now. Be well my friend and see you again soon.
I'll have to get up from the bed now and start my day, so that's it for this week my friend. With a happy smile this sweet pink girl says goodbye to you. Be well, keep smiling and see you again next week. 💋
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Goodbye Salzburg, we weren't in your city for very long, but we felt the magic just the same.
As we left there were no fireworks this time, but seems to me a lot of people are enjoying this Fortress that sits above the city. Since it's been somewhat of a theme to end a series with a view of a castle, here it is as close in as I could get, while still maintaining a decent enough composition.
If you've been following along, this is of course the Hohensalzburg Castle with the Salzburg Castle just in front, which you can see the interior of here and here.
I'm now going to take you to one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and one you have already had a sneak peak at.
Please enjoy the view, and say goodbye to Salzburg with us.
If you haven't seen my set on Salzburg see all the shots here.
***By the way*** I think a few people have the misconception that I am traveling to these beautiful locations right now, but these are photos from my travels from July 2007 to August 2008, just to clarify. There's no way in hell I'd be able to travel like we did and still post shots on Flickr and comment on all my friends photostreams as I travelled. We were busy all the time seeing as much as we possible could in the time we had.
I only wish I was doing all this traveling at the moment, these times have come and gone and at the present time Laurie and I are home safe and sound back in Canada. Now I want to take all of you on a tour of what we saw, in no specific order. =)
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Light rain yesterday afternoon left it spotty, heavy rains last night washed it all away... until next time :)
CONFIDENTIAL
Born 24-09-1998
Deceased 07-12-2010
Thanks for the love that you brought into my live
Big kiss Confidential
Sad day today. Our senior boy, Pookie has been living with throat cancer for the past year. He's battled on & adapted as best he could, eating from my fingers & dunking half his head in the milk bowl to drink.....but overnight he began to struggle with his breathing as the tumour closed off his airway. We had to let the vet give him a peaceful way out.
He came thru our window 17 1/2 years ago as an unwanted young cat. He lived to be 18 years & 5 weeks old. He's been a great character, fiesty & laid back, both.
When younger he used to pal about with little Poppy & I called them 'Bonnie & Clyde' because they were always up to something together! www.flickr.com/photos/90302621@N06/14512204164/in/album-7...
This is the story of how he came to live with us: www.flickr.com/photos/90302621@N06/15168078827/in/album-7...
This photo is the final pic I took of him, last week. Happily dribbling on ted.
Goodbye Pookie, you will be much missed. XXX
The HFAC or Harris Fine Arts Center is being torn down at BYU to make way for a new performing arts center. The new building will be built on the site of the old one so first the old HFAC comes down. Lots of great memories inside.
To enjoy my other creative project, please visit my funny short stories website: 500ironicstories.com where you can read or listen to new stories each week. I have also curated the stories into three different selections:
Stories for Kids - 500ironicstories.com/stories-for-kids Love Stories - 500ironicstories.com/love-story
Moral Stories - 500ironicstories.com/moral-stories
hello everyone,
sasha is at the rainbow bridge right now,we have lost a part of us too soon today.I don't know how to write about grief because this is the worst thing that has happened to us both and i am not sure how to express myself here.
she has been ill the last few days and today she was put down and went to sleep..the vet came and gave her the injections so that she will not suffer much.She died in our home with us and not in some scary vet practice,so we thank our vet for coming all the way to our home for this.
we have done all we could for her not to suffer,the vet also said she wouldn't last a week with the condition she is in.
It feels surreal all this and we both have shed many tears for her.
She has had a wonderful life with us,i hope she remembers us up there,we both got sasha when michael and i started dating,when she was only 2 months old..so you can say she is like our child.
She lived with us in indonesia for a year,then we moved to germany and stayed there for three years,then we moved to england and stayed there for five years and now she has come back to her country of origin and died here..
we're collecting her remains in a few days because i don't want her to be buried in an awful place all alone and we are somewhere across the world..
i have kept myself very busy today,i cleaned the damn house,tidied everything,decluttered,put things away..anything to keep my mind off her departure.
she went very bravely and we kissed her goodbye...
i want to share this with all my friends here as you all have known here from since i started flickr...
A detail of the underside of the roof of the Ernst-Ludwig-Haus at the Mathildenhöhe in Darmstadt, Germany.
Clouds and rain are forecast for the weekend, so enjoy the blue sky here. TGIF.
Pink Floyd - Goodbye Blue Sky
Best Leader .
Tạm biệt anh :)
Anh nhớ phải giữ gìn sức khỏe và không được khóc
ELF sẽ luôn chờ anh
Chỉ 21month nữa thôi chúng em sẽ lại được gặp anh ♥
Tạm biệt ParkJungSoo - Cậu bé đặc biệt của tôi <3
Tạm biệt
#PromiseToWaitForLeeTeuk
On Saturday 11th July, Plantsbrook School opened its doors to the public for an event celebrating the school building's rich past and its exciting future, where the school building will be demolished with an all-new school being gradually built in its place. Being a former pupil as well as a photographer/journalist sent to cover the event, I set about diligently capturing as much of the school on camera as possible. It's astounding to think that by 2017, everything in these photographs will be gone...
Well, I never thought it’d come to this... but I guess this is goodbye.
As basically everyone knows, Flickr will now be charging users to own/post more than 1,000 photos on their account, and that I includes me.
I really wish I could afford Flickr Pro, but I just can’t. I know it’s like 5 bucks a month, but being a poor college student, every single penny I earn goes towards something. Whether it be groceries, gas, or my AMC A-List subscription so I can afford to continue my passion of reviewing films.
I can’t even begin to express how much my life has changed because of Flickr. I started my account in the beginning 8th grade, which was six years ago, just because I was so inspired by some custom Lego minifigures I saw on Google images one day. Then as I started to share more and more of my creations, and got so much support from you guys and made connection I thought I’d never make in my life. Seriously, never did I ever think I’d have more than 700 FOLLOWERS. It may be small in the grand scheme of things, but it means a lot to me.
But most importantly, Flickr was the site that gave me the idea to start writing about movies. I started posting a few amateur movie review here and there and flash forward six years and now I’m enrolled in one of the top film schools in the US getting a degree in Film Studies so I can hopefully review movies for a living! None of this would’ve been possible if it weren’t for Flickr and all you guys, thank you so much for literally changing my life.
But my presence isn’t gone from the internet for good! There are other places you can find me and my content!
Letterboxd
Here’s where you can find all my film-related reviews and top tens. I’m definitely the most active on this website. I really encourage all of you to make an account and follow me there, it’s super fun for any fan of film!
Link: letterboxd.com/antman3000/
You all know Twitter, I mostly just tweet about my thoughts on random shit as well as a meme or two. If you wanna talk movies or Nintendo with me, Twitter the best option.
Link: twitter.com/AntMan3001
Youtube
Here’s probably my least active account, the Youtube channel I’m apart of with two of my friends. Here I post short films and sketches that I directed as well as a podcast or two. We could really use the subscribers and views so please give it a look!
Link: www.youtube.com/channel/UCdViwlveHjbchGYC-qDEpYg/videos
I’d hate to lose all of you guys because of these I really hope you follow!
So no, if you follow me on any of these accounts, this isn’t the last you’ve seen from me! Maybe one day if Flickr ever stops charging accounts to upload more than 1,000 photos again I’ll return. But for now, goodbye Flickr. I’m so thankful for everything this site and all you guys have done for me, I just hate that it came to this...
On Saturday 11th July, Plantsbrook School opened its doors to the public for an event celebrating the school building's rich past and its exciting future, where the school building will be demolished with an all-new school being gradually built in its place. Being a former pupil as well as a photographer/journalist sent to cover the event, I set about diligently capturing as much of the school on camera as possible. It's astounding to think that by 2017, everything in these photographs will be gone...
I recently moved across the country, from my home in Seattle, to Louisiana.
I left behind my mom, dad, sisters, and even my best friend, all to be with him.
It took 3 months to fall in love with him, 6 months to meet him, and nearly a year to be with him. It was a painful (in more ways than one), yet determined long-distance relationship, and given the circumstances, my love for him is more than evident to those who have seen us.
I'm not usually one to share personal stories or experiences via the internet, but I guess this is an exception. Whether or not I'll regret it in the end has yet to be seen.
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Some of you already know, but yes, I did meet my boyfriend over Xbox Live. Playing Halo 3. Enough said.
A day that I knew would unfortunately come. Our dearest Scamper passed away early on the morning of July 11th, 2012. I unfortunately was not with him when he went, but my mother had called me a few hours before, letting me know that she felt he was going. From what we know, he never suffered, nor was he in pain.. He just kind of drifted off, and knew it was his time to go. He passed in his home. My mother held his paw and he squeezed her hand a couple of times when he heard my voice over the phone. My mother talked to him all night, sang to him, and he even lifted his head to listen to her voice. His best kitty friend Mama Kitty bowed her head down, and he lifted his head to give her a kiss goodbye.
He was 20 years and about 4 months old when he went, which is such a long life in the cat world. He had the best life any cat could ever have, always happy, spoiled like a king, surrounded by a loving family. He never had any health problems, even in the end.. He just let nature take its course and slowly went to sleep. I am so thankful that he went without pain, and that it was in the comfort of his own home, it was more than I could ask for in a situation such as this.
I still remember the very moment that I first saw Scamper, when I was 3 years old. My dad found him in the woods, about two weeks old, abandoned and soaking wet. He brought him home for me, and when I walked in there he was in the bath tub, tiny and helpless. We fed him with an eye dropper, because he was unable to eat on his own, and he grew to be the most important part of our family. He's traveled across the country with us, moved from house to house, and has always been so playful and full of love.
It breaks my heart to have to write this, but I feel that Scamper deserves recognition. He was the most wonderful being I have ever encountered, he was (and always will be) my best friend. He is so beautiful, my little lion. It's still all so surreal and fresh, it doesn't quite seem real.. I still feel him with me. But I feel that he will always be with me. We are taking him to be cremated on Monday, and that is another obstacle that I know will break my heart all over again, saying our final goodbyes.
As the tears that seem to be non-stop roll down my face, I try to remember all of the happiness he brought to our lives. And I am just so thankful to have had him for the past 20 years of my life. I don't know life without him, but I will always keep him in my heart and he will live on forever with me <3. Every time I look in the mirror, I will think of him, as we have the same eyes, and not by any coincidence I am sure. He is a part of my soul and I am his <3.
Rest easy baby, we all love you more than words can express.
2021 war das Jahr, in dem das zweite Stadt-NEF Saarbrückens vom DRK auf die Malteser überging und so seine hier überall bekannte Bezeichnung 19-21 verlor. Dasselbe Fahzeug fährt seit Sommer für die Rettungswache 1-7 unter der Bezeichung 17-21 (korrekt: Rettung Saar 17-82-1) für den Malteser Hilfsdienst mit den Intensivmedizinern und Anästhesisten des Caritasklinikums Saarbrücken. (Aktuelles Foto mit neuer Bezeichnung kommt hoffentlich bald.) Hier sehen wir das letzte gemeinsame Foto mit dem zweiten vom Caritasklinikum Saarbrücken und dem DRK gemeinsam betriebenen NEF 15-21 (Standort Saarbrücken-Dudweiler) vom Juni diesen Jahres. Es war eine gute Zusammenabreit mit dem DRK, aber auch die Malteser machen einen fantastischen Job! Mit dem DRK arbeiten wir weiterhin zusammen auf dem 15-21.
2021 was the year in which Saarbrücken's second city-NEF (Emergency doctors rescue vehicle) was transferred from the German Red Cross to the Malteser Hilfsdienst and thus lost its designation 19-21, which is known everywhere here. Since the summer, the same vehicle has been driving for the rescue station 1-7 under the designation 17-21 (correct: rescue Saar 17-82-1) for the Malteser Hilfsdienst with the intensive care doctors and anaesthetists of the Caritasklinikum Saarbrücken. (Current photo with new designation coming soon, hopefully.) Here we see the last photo together with the second NEF 15-21 (location Saarbrücken-Dudweiler) jointly operated by the Caritasklinikum Saarbrücken and the DRK from June this year. It was a good teamwork with the DRK, but the Maltesers are also doing a fantastic job! We continue to work with the Red Cross on the 15-21.
"I know you just want to kill me
End the pain inside
I still reached out my hand to you like an innocent child
You took me for a ride
You took me for all the other fools in your life
Now I don't care about your pain anymore"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXkW9FzxMZM
VAST - I need to say goodbye
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She is here now - Cypher. She had been her teacher for quite some time and until Eva had reached her current level she had always looked up to her, trusted her.
Eva was not quite sure when he asked her to get Cypher out from her self-made prison: Were it her old or new loyalties that made her say: "Yes."?
Goodbye Nakagin Capsule Towers
Location: Shinbashi
Building: @nakagin_capsule_tower
Photographer: @streetphotokyo
Conditions: Heavy rain at night
Today we said good bye to Dragon! She will take a part of us back to ground with her, and I mean that literally because she carries lots of important scientific samples, some of them obtained from the crew!
Aujourd’hui nous avons fait nos adieux au véhicule ravitailleur Dragon. Il retourne sur Terre en emportant un peu de nous à son bord… littéralement ! Nous y avons en effet placé des échantillons scientifiques importants, dont des prélèvements biologiques obtenus sur nous-mêmes !
Credits: ESA/NASA
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Saying goodbye to the Florida sun as we prepare to break through the clouds and enter snowy and cold Ohio. Welcome home.
And then.... "where are you're socks?"
...and a few people.... "why are you wearing so much clothing....?"
Phsaw.
So, I had mind enough to take my camera and tripod out to the apt today while I was cleaning, I got in 5 shots and then realized the settings were WAY fucking wrong, fixed em, and the battery died.
bye bye sunshine.
I'm not being funny, the sun literally went down. :P
So....here we have a very grainy, gritty goodbye to my favoritest window ever.
I've cried so much recently it's entirely possibly some of those tears were also for this window.
fuck.
I've never been so mentally tired in my life.
Physically...oddly enough...I'm all kinds of awake. Hm. I must have ran up and down a flight of stairs at least 80 times. Honestly? I kinda feel good.
My brain hurts.
My heart hurts.
My world hurts.
It's life....and I feel like I'm breaking inside. But it's ok.
Meanwhile...hell. Worst beginning to a 365 EVER! Right? I got in two days and all fell to shit....!
Well. At least I'm here. I can't give up...it'll happen. I just can't promise I'll be lookin all fantastical or anything, apparently.
Cos...here's me...all unshowered, sweaty, tired, and thinking.... "Damn, I still gotta scrub that bathroom right off there to the left...."
;-) G'night all.
Promise tomorrow will be....err....more beautifulishly created........pfffft. ;-)
sigh
xo
...and just cos I'm feeling sappy....here is what I'm listening to tonight.
Dear Flickr friends!
The last picture of Tequila, I fly on Saturday to Germany.
Thanks to You to all here for the nice comments to my pictures.
Best wishes, hugs and kiss for You everything!!
Berlin, you were never just a place—you were a pause in time, a long breath held at a window while the city glowed back at me. You cradled me through romantic evenings and passionate, sleepless nights, through becoming, through learning how to stay. I watched your lights flicker on like promises, and somewhere between the hum of traffic and the quiet of my own thoughts, I found myself.
You were my city of firsts. The first time intimacy felt truly mine, new, life affirming, and deeply fulfilling, not rushed or borrowed, but met with care. With Larry, love unfolded slowly, tenderly, like we were both learning the language together. His touch didn’t ask me to be anyone else. It simply stayed. In those moments, I wasn’t searching anymore—I was home.
Now I sit with the skyline one last time, heart full and aching in that sweet way only gratitude brings. I say goodbye knowing you gave me beginnings I’ll carry forever. Berlin, thank you for teaching me who I am, and how love can feel when it’s finally right.
A very sad day today. We have had to say goodbye to our dear Max. He has had kidney failure for the last 15 months and has responded well to treatment until recently. He suddenly started to go downhill. He wasn't interested in eating and had stopped purring, when I took him to the vet this morning she really felt there was nothing more we could do for him except to let him go. Max would have been 18 in a few weeks time, along with his brother Podge.
Bad timing but we had already arranged to go away so I won't be around for a few days.