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I saw heartbreaking posters like this on telephone poles all over town. This one was in front of the Camellia Grill, on Carrollton Ave. at the Riverbend. October 10, 2005
I miss him so much that it hurts.
It’s only 1 month since daddy left us, but it feels like he has been gone for a year. I think about daddy every day, all the fun moments we had. I don’t know why daddy is gone, mom says it’s complicated and when daddy calls me we don’t talk about it. I can’t remember exactly where he is, but I know it’s 15.000 miles from here. I can’t wait to see him again and give him a big hug, but I have to wait for long time. When I’m crying mommy says that daddy will be home soon and everything is okay. But I don’t believe her. There are a lot of people who think that my dad can be evil sometimes, but that’s because he’s in pain. Mommy has told me a lot of times that daddy’s leg really hurts. I just think my daddy is cool. Because every time I fall and hurt my leg I start cry, but I have never seen daddy cry. Last time I saw daddy was in the airport, he gave me a hug and promised that he would come back. I’ve never cried that much before. Now I just hope that daddy will come home soon. The best thing about daddy is that he’s funny. He can always make me laugh and forget about the troubles. I hope I can go visit him soon… It’s hard to think that there’s 5 months left. Because I miss him so much that it hurts.
Premiere of Pictoplasma's The Missing Link Show in Berlin 2011, Volksbühne
picture by Micke Lund / mickemicke.se
While processing this image, I noticed the optical effect on the nose wheel, which appears to be missing (but believe, it's there!)
McDonnell Douglas DC-9-51 (YV136T)
poster / sticker graffiti discovered in San Francisco's Mission district.
Image from MEMEstreets, Street Art Photoblog; www.memestreets.com
Missing You
Have you ever bothered to realize
how much you mean to me?
I care so much for you inside
and miss you so deeply.
My mind is always curious about
the way things might have been.
As days go by and time goes by,
I look back once again.
All the time I held you in my arms,
I had the whole world right there.
There you were, comforting me with
all of your charms.
Every little kiss from you
was like a dream come true.
This love that I have inside my heart,
it all belonged to you!
It's funny, all those little things
I never thought I'd miss,
Like all those conversations we had,
or the first time we kissed.
I guess that what I'm trying to say,
is I miss and love you more each day!
It hurts me not to see you,
or not to know if you're ok.
I want you to understand
that I loved you from the start.
And I want you to know,
no matter how many miles
we may be apart,
you'll always hold a special place
in my heart.
A Coast Guard boat crew approaches a 500-pound lifeguard stand floating off Rehoboth Beach, Del., Monday, July 13, 2015. Seven lifeguard stands went missing from Rehoboth Beach early Thursday morning. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Collin Snovell)
In September, I posted a shot of some graffiti from Doodle Bridge, noting that the car of a missing woman had been found at that state park. This week, long after the media stopped covering her disappearance, I noticed a sign at the park. I wonder how often these cases simply go unsolved.
Before and after pictures of the use of Dental Implants. See more at www.stcode.co.uk/smile-gallery/missing-teeth/
These posters are all over around here. I've heard of people seeing them all over San Diego county, an area slightly larger than the States of Rhode Island and Delaware. Her parents still have hope, but think she was kidnapped. There is a website set up for her: www.bringamberhome.com/
I've never seen a hollow bruise before. It looks like the middle jumped out of the bruise and moved itself over an inch or so. The bruise was actually from a heavy plastic straw that E was tapping on his knee. Yes, that is my son, brusied by a straw.
I have the right one, I need the left. Or if you have the left and need the right, we can work something out.