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i was heartbroken when i had to move from my (windowless, but large and aggressively shelved) office to a cube; most magazine editors spend years earning what fell into my lap right away. i still hate taking phone calls in mixed company, but i do love the view.
Both died at 16 months. Looks like there was a third heart in this shared tombstone that broke off.
Salem, Mass
I was browsing one of my favorite sights today, and found this quote. Just what I needed...motivation to do what I originally planned, and NOT give up because of a set back!
I'm staying on my fight for it grind.
After 2 education programs, a trash scout, and camping through 4 storms, we were very heartbroken to cancel the cleanup and festival. We would like to thank our sponsors, partners, crew, and friends from the Washington Area River Council for the hard work and support to make these large-scale events happen. We greatly appreciate all the exhibitors, musicians, and artists who stayed on-call until the very end! Additionally, we'd love to thank individuals from the City of Washington who were there to help with the cleanup, especially helping with emergency response.
Unfortunately, we can’t control the weather!
To see the full story, event results and more visit: bit.ly/wash-festival-cleanup-2022
Photo by Alyssa Thomas
334/365 - the break-up. Bulletto just told Jun that their relationship just wouldn't work. He doesn't believe in mixed unions. She is a rabbit, he is a bovine. She's pink, he's brown. She's Revoltech, he's Moofia. There are just too many differences.
Poor Jun.
I missed my first day. and it was day 300. I'm totally heartbroken about it, that i went this long and then, oops! I was just so tired from my first week back at work and friday was crazy hectic getting home, doctors appointments, and blah blah blah. So i tried to figure out what I'd do, leave the 300 spot blank in my 365, which was the leader, or just move everything a day out and have day 300 on what should have been day 301.
I decided for the second. I want to have 365 photos when I finish this- and damn it i'm going to :)
just over 2 months left... i'm ready for it to be done, but can't imagine what i'll do when its over :)
some bitch took my phone. its been weird not having my blackberry with me, i mean, crackberry, for the past days. it was banged up and have been dropped a zillion times but it held some precious data/photos that can't be recovered :(
tmr comes a new one...white again. the guy asked me what color i wanted and i was thinking of red...just so it seems like i have a new phone but i can't seem to get over the color white.
EVERY Monday night at Studio80 on the Rembrandtplein in Amsterdam!
Party: Heartbroken
Venue: Studio80
Coverage by: Waking up in Amsterdam!
我愛過幾個人，是很深刻的那種。
你知道怎麼愛人嗎？
你會愛人嗎？
還是你只愛自己。
我哭過幾次，是狂風暴雨的那種。
你知道心碎到無力的感覺嗎？
你為了情人哭過嗎？
你忘了你的情人在哪嗎？
還是你的愛早就不在了還要欺騙自己。
有時好好的，有時笑笑的。
我的晴雨，只因為你。
我也好想不愛你喔，如果可以很簡單的忘記的話。
可能需要蠻長的一段時間吧
這兩年我真是糟透了呢？
He saw himself reflected in the water... thinking about his broken heart
There was a time, I thought that a special love could overcome everything, loose some of the battles but allways win the war. Then I discovered there are some mad things we could do in mad moments on a crazy day, that could never be recovered.... you did, I did... and love lost
Could a real love fail to win?
One day I read a small novel and I am now recovering this quote from it and now I know how much it's true...
"When someone hurts us,
we should write it down in sand, where the winds of
forgiveness can erase it away, but when someone
does something good for us, we must engrave it in
stone where no wind can ever erase it."
Simon Wiesenthal said
"Forgetting is something that time takes care of, but forgiveness is an act of volition, and only the sufferer is qualified to make the decision"
In these days, I was back to listen some old Antonello Venditti songs, two in particular I listen so many times and I would like to share with you
My tears run down like razorblades
And no, I'm not the one to blame
It's you or is it me?
And all the words we never say
Come out and now we're all ashamed
And there's no sense in playing games
When you've done all you can do
But now it's over, it's over, why is it over?
We had the chance to make it
Now it's over, it's over, it can't be over
I wish that I could take it back
But it's over
I lose myself in all these fights
I lose my sense of wrong and right
I cry, I cry
It's shaking from the pain that's in my head
I just wanna crawl into my bed
And throw away the life I led
But I won't let it die, but I won't let it die
I'm falling apart, I'm falling apart
Don't say this won't last forever
You're breaking my heart, you're breaking my heart
Don't tell me that we will never be together
We could be, over and over
We could be, forever
It's not over, it's not over, it's never over
Unless you let it take you
It's not over, it's not over, it's not over
Unless you let it break you
It's not over
-Secondhand Serenade, “Its Not Over”
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this is what happens when you take a picture in the dark and your finger is over the flash. i was crying in this picture. and the story fits closely with the song.
Heartbroken: EVERY Monday night at Studio80 on the Rembrandtplein in Amsterdam! Party: Heartbroken Venue: Studio80 Coverage by: Waking up in Amsterdam!
After 2 education programs, a trash scout, and camping through 4 storms, we were very heartbroken to cancel the cleanup and festival. We would like to thank our sponsors, partners, crew, and friends from the Washington Area River Council for the hard work and support to make these large-scale events happen. We greatly appreciate all the exhibitors, musicians, and artists who stayed on-call until the very end! Additionally, we'd love to thank individuals from the City of Washington who were there to help with the cleanup, especially helping with emergency response.
Unfortunately, we can’t control the weather!
To see the full story, event results and more visit: bit.ly/wash-festival-cleanup-2022
Photo by Alyssa Thomas
After 2 education programs, a trash scout, and camping through 4 storms, we were very heartbroken to cancel the cleanup and festival. We would like to thank our sponsors, partners, crew, and friends from the Washington Area River Council for the hard work and support to make these large-scale events happen. We greatly appreciate all the exhibitors, musicians, and artists who stayed on-call until the very end! Additionally, we'd love to thank individuals from the City of Washington who were there to help with the cleanup, especially helping with emergency response.
Unfortunately, we can’t control the weather!
To see the full story, event results and more visit: bit.ly/wash-festival-cleanup-2022
Photo by Alyssa Thomas
After 2 education programs, a trash scout, and camping through 4 storms, we were very heartbroken to cancel the cleanup and festival. We would like to thank our sponsors, partners, crew, and friends from the Washington Area River Council for the hard work and support to make these large-scale events happen. We greatly appreciate all the exhibitors, musicians, and artists who stayed on-call until the very end! Additionally, we'd love to thank individuals from the City of Washington who were there to help with the cleanup, especially helping with emergency response.
Unfortunately, we can’t control the weather!
To see the full story, event results and more visit: bit.ly/wash-festival-cleanup-2022
Photo by Alyssa Thomas
Alex Papdopoulos "Heartbroken" shoot with John Hildebrand and Keegan Gibbs.
Styled by Rock & Revolution.
photographer:: megan lambert
art director & stylist:: rachel wilkins
make up & hair:: megan mccullar
photography assistant:: brandon dickey
Come and meet and welcome Queen Joanna I upon her arrival in Tordesillas. Don't ask about Joanna the Mad here; for the people of Tordesillas, the queen will always be Joanna I. Our ancestors lived with her and passed on to us that she wasn't mad, but deeply in love and heartbroken by the death of her husband. She lived here for almost 50 years, a prisoner first of her father, Ferdinand the Catholic, and then of her son, Charles I. Come and experience the fascinating and tragic story of the Queen who couldn't reign but never abdicated her title—all the more reason to believe she was always sane
The Arrival of Queen Joanna : It was March 1509 when the 29-year-old Queen arrived at the Royal Palace of Tordesillas, where she would remain for 46 years until her death in April 1555. She arrived with her father, Ferdinand the Catholic, her young daughter, Catherine, and the remains of her husband, Philip, who had died in Burgos. She was accompanied by the Royal Guard, her escort, her father's retinue, palace staff, and numerous monks. This historical event is commemorated every year in March by the members of the CIT (Tordesillas Tourist Initiatives Center). To raise awareness of the date of her arrival, more than 250 people participate in a street theater performance, with simultaneous acts in different locations throughout the historic center of Tordesillas, as the queen's entourage and escort approach the Market Gate, the point of entry into the walled town. The reenactment concludes when the queen, alone, enters the Royal Palace.
Tourist Office
photographer:: megan lambert
art director & stylist:: rachel wilkins
make up & hair:: megan mccullar
photography assistant:: brandon dickey
After 2 education programs, a trash scout, and camping through 4 storms, we were very heartbroken to cancel the cleanup and festival. We would like to thank our sponsors, partners, crew, and friends from the Washington Area River Council for the hard work and support to make these large-scale events happen. We greatly appreciate all the exhibitors, musicians, and artists who stayed on-call until the very end! Additionally, we'd love to thank individuals from the City of Washington who were there to help with the cleanup, especially helping with emergency response.
Unfortunately, we can’t control the weather!
To see the full story, event results and more visit: bit.ly/wash-festival-cleanup-2022
Photo by Alyssa Thomas
After 2 education programs, a trash scout, and camping through 4 storms, we were very heartbroken to cancel the cleanup and festival. We would like to thank our sponsors, partners, crew, and friends from the Washington Area River Council for the hard work and support to make these large-scale events happen. We greatly appreciate all the exhibitors, musicians, and artists who stayed on-call until the very end! Additionally, we'd love to thank individuals from the City of Washington who were there to help with the cleanup, especially helping with emergency response.
Unfortunately, we can’t control the weather!
To see the full story, event results and more visit: bit.ly/wash-festival-cleanup-2022
Photo by Alyssa Thomas