totem:
I love the way you write! And photograph! 
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vyro:
I like the color one better but I look so fat ugh
kpan:
Nice shot...Saw it in photo group...colour one works way better for me with the sun being a major component of the shot and the golden fileds an all...fantastic work by the way...oh and Pout...you ain't fat girl.
There is nothing like gutting the home of your grandmother who has been deported to her own mental prison 40 miles from where she used to live.
For years leading up to this event, she would chime such catch-phrases as: "Some day you'll miss me when I'm gone" or "You really need to figure out what you want to take from this house before I'm...
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For years leading up to this event, she would chime such catch-phrases as: "Some day you'll miss me when I'm gone" or "You really need to figure out what you want to take from this house before I'm...
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totem:
That's a really painful experience. 
annalee:
I'm so sorry to read about your grandmother and the hard times you, she and your family are going through. It's heart-breaking, life is so hard at times. I wish I could send you all some strength and peace. It sounds like you are close to her and have lots of memories from before she became ill, I think you have to keep them in your mind. I lost my grandfather recently and it's been so painful but I'm so thankful for all the good memories and that he didn't have to suffer for long. When I worked in the hospital I spent a lot of time with people who were suffering from Alzheimer's and it was so hard for their families but there was a tiny comfort in the fact that a lot of the time, they themselves were in a different place, if that makes sense? Of course there were hard times when they were confused and upset but a lot of the time I noticed that in the right kind of calm environment many people suffering that awful disease could be quite at peace and most of the nurses I worked with were so kind and understanding. I really enjoying being with those patients and trying to help them feel calm. I'm sorry, I don't know if it's useful or not to share these things, it's all very hard to explain as well. I really hope she'll find some peace there when she settles in and that she wont have to suffer. You write really wonderfully of your experiences xxx
diessel:
cute picture!
totem:
I love this. Amazing.
jamity:
cool
unum:
that's a great picture!!
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totem:
Lovely.
rambo:
Your work is so so so amazing.
vellin:
stunning
the photography, the girl, everything about this!
pyke:
Your work has such a delicacy about it, I love seeing your posts
vellin:
sometimes you don't need to fit in 
