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Morning Walk ...
- Thread starter PureX
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amorphous_constellation
Well-Known Member
great pictures.. I live across from a graveyard, but the graves probably aren't as tall on average.. do they care if you post photos here? they can take up a lot of space I thought, I like taking nature photos sometimes though
beautiful pix!
PureX
Veteran Member
Thank you. The older I get the more I appreciate having made it to another one.
PureX
Veteran Member
Thank you.
What part of the country do you live in Pure? If you don't mind saying?
PureX
Veteran Member
I'm on the Great Lakes. Literally, a stones throw from the shoreline. Hence, the fog this time of year.
... Lake EEErie!
I'm on the Great Lakes. Literally, a stones throw from the shoreline. Hence, the fog this time of year.
Eeeeeerily pretty.
Happy birthday!
My apartment view looks out onto one of the largest and most historic cemetaries in Canada, containing of the the most important arboretums in the nation -- Mount Pleasant Cemetary. Many old friends are buried there, and 4 Canadian Prime Ministers (we've only had 23). It's a place I love to walk, especially in the early morning.
My apartment view looks out onto one of the largest and most historic cemetaries in Canada, containing of the the most important arboretums in the nation -- Mount Pleasant Cemetary. Many old friends are buried there, and 4 Canadian Prime Ministers (we've only had 23). It's a place I love to walk, especially in the early morning.
BSM1
What? Me worry?
Like a line of a song I'm working on:
"The most I can hope for when I'm gone
Is that they spell my name right on my tombstone"
PureX
Veteran Member
Sounds like a country song. But you still have to get your pickup truck in there, somewhere.
I think about a line in that Patty Griffin song;
"I don't know nothing except change will come
Year after year what we do is undone
Time gets moving from a crawl to a run
I wonder if we're gonna ever get home"
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Hellbound Serpiente
Active Member
Happy belated birthday, PureX.
Just a year less til we hit our graves.
Just a year less til we hit our graves.
PureX
Veteran Member
True enough. Though I'm not in any hurry to get there. I'm hoping that by the time my time comes, I just won't care anymore.
Trailblazer
Veteran Member
Nothing will matter when we are gone because we will be gone, from this world anyway.
So if we follow that train of thought we would not worry about anything at all.
Maybe we do not need to worry, but maybe we could still care about certain things?