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Amazingly sweet, loving, loyal and gentle dog.
She will be dearly missed
Stay healthy
Happy Clicks,
~Christie
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Learning to say goodbye to you has been the hardest thing in my life. I will miss you forever.
…..No shortage of things to photograph in London! Not sure who these pair are at St Pancras station or which one is catching the train - the lady is my guess, whats yours? Taken on my phone and did quite a bit with this Apple RAW shot in Lightroom. Happy Sliders Sunday everyone. Alan:-)HSS….
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Today we have to say goodbye to our dog Johnny. Yesterday he got the diagnosis pancreas cancer with multiple tumors in the belly. He was already getting worse the last two day but today it’s clear that he really has a lot of pain and discomfort and that it’s time to let him go.
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It was a lot of "hard" work for Stu to tend this garden all by himself throughout the growing season. Now it's hard to say goodbye because we won't be able to grow any more of our own delicious organic produce until next year. It will also be a lot of "hard" work cleaning it all up! It was definitely a Labor Of Love!
心情的故事....
別
Goodbye
Thank you everyone for your visit, favorites and comments.
2020-10-26 Penghu County, Taiwan, Rep. of China© copyright by May Lee 廖藹淳
"Take this kiss upon the brow
And, in parting from you now,
Thus much let me avow--
You are not wrong who deem
That my days have been a dream
Yet if hope has flown away In a night, or in a day,
In a vision, or in none,
Is it therefore the less gone
All that we see or seem
Is but a dream within a dream."
~ Edgar Allan Poe quote
GOOD NIGHT ALL YOU LATE NIGHTERS ... time for bed! Have Happy & Sweet Dreams.
We helped move one of our daughters and her family to Snowflake, Arizona. This is one of our grandsons waving bye to us as we slowly drove away. We had to get back to Gilbert, Arizona, 3 hours away. It was hard to leave them there. We miss them already.
Ever wish you had extra time with someone?
Ever been a fraction too late to say I Love You, You Mean the World to Me.
If anyone feels like that now, call them, text them, email them and tell them. It’s a heartbreaking prospect not to.
X
Tomorrow is my 40th. To say I'm not looking forward to it is an understatement.
I hope this title applies to just the photo...
Made {explore} - Highest position: 138 on Friday, December 11, 2009
A month ago I left the place that made me feel safe and warm and moved to Berlin for six months, where I am doing an internship at Coffee Circle. Saying goodbye to my room in Stuttgart was far easier than I had expected, maybe because I have gotten so used to the thought that a little bit of change was exactly what I needed. And I think that feeling ready to comfortably leave your home to replace it with another place you are going to call home is one of the best things in the world.
I've been in tears for the better part of two days now.
It became evident on Sunday that it was time for Floydd and I to say our goodbyes.
Over the past week he took a turn for the worse, and I knew the handwriting was on the wall.
Yesterday morning I let him go.
I've found that when you bring a cat into your life, they are always the ones to dictate the way the relationship will go between the two of you..
I've always been able to win their affection and trust, but cats make up their own minds about how much of themselves they're going to share with you.
Kind of like people.
Every one of them will be sweet and affectionate in their own way, but some will choose to remain aloof and solitary, only seeking food and an occasional show of affection
But there have been a handful of individuals through the years that have chosen to get intricately involved in everything your doing.
Floydd was that cat.
No matter what you were doing, Floydd wanted to be a part of it.
And he loved to hang out with all his humans.
He was Larry's biggest on site supervisor for all projects, and Chloe's best buddy from the time she was a baby.
Always calm and highly adaptable, nothing much rattled Floydd.
He had a wonderful curiosity that made him a true joy to be with.
I can't even find the words to say how much I'm going to miss him.
Now he's on the other side of the Rainbow bridge and running with his buddy Leo.
R. I. P. my dear little boy.
This is for you, Flickr meet up, my Portland group.
Thank you, it was a great pleasure to meet everyone this afternoon.
We had a great time and we thank you all for participating and joining the fun!
Hope to see you again, here, there, somewhere.
Cheers!
A girl with her cup of hot chocolate saying goodbye to the horses. Free horse drawn trolley rides through Waterloo Park over the Holidays.
Waterloo,Ontario.
and goodbyes.
Cara Rose and I had one last photography date together in front of this most amazing local Kansas sunflower field before she leaves tomorrow for New York. It was about 100 sweaty degrees, but so worth it! I can't tell you all how wonderful it's been to have a pal close by that is equally addicted to photography. Our times together have been fun, educational and inspiring!
I'm gonna miss you, Cara Rose!!
Not much of a balancing act happening in this image, but it's me and it's Monday! Have a great week, my flickr peeps!
HMAM!
film, early July 2015
While I was living in Berlin last year, Rosa came to visit me for a few days of exploring the city in a tremendous heat and lots of thought-provoking conversations. :)
My old kitchen, complete with angry baby fish sauce, lots of little pigs, gargoyles, a strange set of shriners, and more spices, more style, more substance than you can imagine.
Cooking with James was a joy, our often round table with it's (un)savory collection of characters, the insane talk, the out there--out there stuff... things that can never be replaced in my life. He is missed.
It's with a heavy heart I tell you that our sweet Stella quietly passed away last night.
She came to live with us in the summer of 2007.
She staggered onto a job site our son Lance was working at, starving,dehydrated, flea bitten and very pregnant.
According to Lance, she literally fell down in front of him.
When he offered her water she drank an entire bottle.
He brought her back to the farm and we slowly nursed her back to health. She was suffering from extreme malnutrition and as a result, lost the kittens, but with love, a lot of food and a safe place to live, she bloomed into a lovely girl..
She was always quiet and unassuming, but had a very charming personality,especially when the other cats weren't around.
I always felt a bit bad about that....she would have been a great "only" cat.
She was always "low man on the totem pole" in the pecking order around here.
But we always did our best to protect her and make sure she was okay.
We figure she was about 16 yrs. old.
Rest in peace my sweet girl.
I'll miss your face peering out at me from the dry sink, or seeing you sprawled out on the dining room windowsill in the sunshine.
You're forever in my heart.
I've been meaning to incorporate animals into my images for quite some time now and was so excited to finally do so - I went to Pleasure Valley ranch in Uxbridge earlier this week for a creative shoot with actress and friend Tara Beier... We got to spend two hours with Ciara - a horse with the most gentle of souls. I hope to shoot more animals in the future :)
Heading out under the Lions Gate Bridge on a cruise ship. I'll be posting every now and then from various ports (in Cabo San Lucas, MX today) over the next couple of weeks.
A fascinating Day at the Annual bridge building festival at Q’eswachaka, Peru, South America. I liked this moment towards the end of the day when two women came together to say their goodbyes.
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Back home at my parent's house, I used to get woken up by the sun shining through the window and directly into my eyes as soon as I opedned them. When I wake up early in the morning at the place I have been calling home these past two years, I always take a second to notice the light reflections on the wall opposite to my bed before I fall asleep again — and usually only wake up after the sun has already disappeared behind the house. If I stay home I don't get to see it over the day, but when the afternoon rolls around it comes back through the other window and warms me up on tired days. I get the most beautiful sunsets here, but as soon as the sun has left, the street light shining through the window reminds me of the next morning and the nostalgia that will come with it.
I am trying my best to say goodbye to all the little parts of my room before it is actually time to leave.
The story of this picture:
www.flickr.com/photos/digiart-anja/5055005709/in/set-7215...
I GO TO LIGHT...
I have asked myself if I should tell the story of this picture.
Now I can ....and I think I should ...
It was the summer 2007 in Kolobrzeg in Poland.
For the first time we spent holidays at the Polish seaside.
We means my partner and me.
Day of departure drew closer.
In the evening we walked along the beach, I was searching, as usual, for motives for taking pictures.
I lay in the sand and photographed, he waved at me and went away into the sunset, into the light.
While taking this photo I thought, "he goes to the light" ...
Then we came back to Germany,
The doctors convinced him that he needs to undergo a surgery immediately.
Full of hope said OK for the surgery, it all worked out well, but he didn’t wake up,
He didn’t woke up again...
It doesn’t matter how you call the place where we depart from this world, HE went to the Light ....
.....................................................................................................................
------------------------------ GEHE ZUM LICHT
Ich habe lange überlegt, ob ich die Geschichte erzählen soll.
Jetzt kann ich das schon schreiben...
Ich denke ich soll es machen...
Das war Sommer 2007 in Kolobrzeg an der Ostsee.
Habe mit meinem Partner zum ersten Mal Urlaub in Polen am Meer gemacht.
Der Abfahrtag war schon sehr nah.
Am Abend sind wir noch am Strand spazieren gegangen.
Ich, wie immer, habe viele interessante Motive zum Fotografieren gesehen.
Ich lag im Sand und fotografierte.
Er ging in Richtung der untergehenden Sonne... zum Licht...
Als ich das fotografierte habe ich gedacht "So sieht es aus wenn wir zum Licht gehen ..."
Wir sind nach Deutschland zurück.
Die Ärzte haben ihn dazu überredet sich sofort operieren zu lassen. Voller Hoffnung tat er das.
Alles ist gut verlaufen, nur er ist nicht aufgewacht...
Nie mehr aufgewacht...
Egal wie wir es nennen wohin wir für immer gehen, ER ist zum Licht gegangen...
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Taken at the end of the Havdallah service in Brighton, Massachusetts. I'm a little sad at the thought of leaving Shabbat, and also at the thought of leaving this happy home on the morrow.
Tags:
"My Son Ben" "Saying Goodbye" Havdallah "Motza-aye Shabbat" Shabbat Shabbos "Goodbye To The Sabbath" Emotion "At Home" "The Sabbath Table" "Very Beautiful Service" "A Little Sad" "Havdallah Candle" Wine "Fragrant Spice" "Fragrant Spices" " House Lights Are Off" "Candle Light" "Light and Shadows" Blur Motion Cropped Brighton Mass Massachusetts
"Schoolbag in hand, she leaves home in the early morning
Waving goodbye with an absent-minded smile
I watch her go with a surge of that well known sadness
And I have to sit down for a while
The feeling that I'm losing her forever
And without really entering her world
I'm glad whenever I can share her laughter
That funny little girl"
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Bree finished packing her things and said a final goodbye to the dorms. What the future might hold in store for was scary, but she knew there was good in there waiting for her
ODC-Necessary Evil
DDC-Best Friend
Stu had a gig out of town this afternoon, so we left Shizandra at home. It was too warm to leave her in the jeep. We knew she would be more comfortable at home. I put some dog calming music on for her. It always relaxes her.
It was a bitter sweet end to the day of clearing out the house. My oldest daughter and I walked out to the back of the property as we each said our goodbye to years of memories at my in-laws home.
My daughter summed it nicely saying that she hoped who ever bought gramma and grampas home would enjoy some 38 years here as they did along with all of us and they too could make memories in their new home.
Thanks for the memories Madge and Roger.
Photo taken looking down towards the Big Rideau from the bottom of their property on an arm of the Rideau in Kemptville Ontario.
Sigma 18-200 f3-5.6 lens on a Canon EOS 7D.
I want to thank you for taking the time to visit my little space here on Flickr.
7/365. november 18th 2006.
We have all experienced loss of some sort. Whether it's due to arguments, break-ups, losing contact or death. We have all lost.
In most cases we can still remember those moments when we were happy, together. Loss only takes away future happiness; it cannot touch happiness of the past. Not really.
Love, romantic or platonic, can always be remembered. You were loved. I hope you knew.
All things must come to an end. And so, too, my days as a special events coordinator, set decorator. party planner, floral designer, murder mystery writer, and warehouse woman.
Over the past few weeks, we have completely outloaded our warehouse filled with nearly 30 years of theatrical props and costumes. We gave a large portion to a church.
But there were a few things I simply could not part with. Like that old suitcase (used in our children's theatre performances) and that funny little doll (we once trained about 20 new Santas per year, using little "HOBO" to teach new Santas how to properly hold a child.)
Thanks to all my Flickr friends for their kind understanding and support during this time. It was greatly appreciated.
We still do performances (my husband is a magician and comedy performer, and I still make balloon animals) but the gruelling days of too many shows, and too many hours on the road are done.
And the feeling is bittersweet.
Pete and I are parting ways..
- I HAVE FINISHED AT LAST!! -
Yup...
I am no longer a paramedic working for Yorkshire Ambulance Service..
I have finally retired - again!
So that's 46 years done in the ambulance service. All on the front line answering 999 calls..
Three years in London and the rest here in Sheffield.
I qualified as a paramedic in 1991, that's 23 years in that role!
It's been a blast!! A privilege indeed to have been able to do the job for that length of time..
I just felt that it was the right time to stop now.
So I have!!
I am gunna miss it and the people very much but have plenty of things going on to occupy me and my time..
Yikes! No more ambo pictures or toasting you from the cab of my Fiats or Mercs!!
I feel bad for Pete my regular mate on my two shifts a week..
But he will get another paramedic to train up, hopefully a good one!!
So over the last few shifts I have been getting sefies with lots of the guys and girls I have worked with, ambulance staff and some hospital staff too..
So many selfies, so many hugs and lovely comments..!