Such a delightful portrait, Elaine. And though I never met Coco I miss Coco too. Believe me. I love your framing, your colours, your point of view … everything. What a sad yet beautiful composition, my dear! All the best & safe travels, Fritsch.
Be sure we all do, dear Elaine, but she’s here, so present, and it’s a beautiful feeling to share altogether again. Kiss kiss to the Coco-esque Queen !
I had an odd experience today. I was walking my "new" dog, Trip, on a trail around the local swimming hole. Looking across the small pond, I saw another dog running across the beach that immediately caused me to have a deep sense of nostalgia. As I watched the far-away dog romp back and forth – I realized it looked identical to my "old" dog Nell. I wondered if I could run around the trail and get to the beach before this dog left. But I soon decided that it was better to just watch from a distance, rather then meet this dog and be disappointed by the differences that I’m sure would have been apparent up close.Anyway, my point is, it’s been over three years since I lost Nell and I still miss her too.
I like how she looks all spontaneous because she’s upside down. Did that make any sense? I also dig how there’s a hint of your husband in the background.
Such a delightful portrait, Elaine. And though I never met Coco I miss Coco too. Believe me. I love your framing, your colours, your point of view … everything. What a sad yet beautiful composition, my dear! All the best & safe travels, Fritsch.
Oh…it’s Coco. What a lovely portrait!!!
Be sure we all do, dear Elaine, but she’s here, so present, and it’s a beautiful feeling to share altogether again. Kiss kiss to the Coco-esque Queen !
OH yes , The famous Coco …. i undestand why you miss him…yes ( great homage u give him with that pic , Elaine. Kiss kiss
Wonderfull image off a friend who was alwsays there even if you didn’t really had the time to play with him
Sad…your pic on your "about" page reminds me of the actress, Judy Davis.
I had an odd experience today. I was walking my "new" dog, Trip, on a trail around the local swimming hole. Looking across the small pond, I saw another dog running across the beach that immediately caused me to have a deep sense of nostalgia. As I watched the far-away dog romp back and forth – I realized it looked identical to my "old" dog Nell. I wondered if I could run around the trail and get to the beach before this dog left. But I soon decided that it was better to just watch from a distance, rather then meet this dog and be disappointed by the differences that I’m sure would have been apparent up close.Anyway, my point is, it’s been over three years since I lost Nell and I still miss her too.
I’m sorry.
I like how she looks all spontaneous because she’s upside down. Did that make any sense? I also dig how there’s a hint of your husband in the background.