…Mornings of gray and wet are upon us once more…
…and for some reason a very different skyline comes to my mind today…
…Missing those old roofs mingling with the trees in the heart of the city of Light…
…Are you also missing something today?…
A different skyline
Oh, CherryPie, I hope you are doing OK. Thinking of you 🙂
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Simpler days…now that is also what I miss 🙂
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I like how you describe in words the reason I framed this photograph the way I did. Thank you Otto. Hoping you soon get reunited with your love 🙂
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The life in the big city is so different, very true 🙂
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Kelly, I have to agree with you there 🙂
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Thinking of you and sending you warm hugs to brighten your days 🙂
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Thank you Victoria 🙂
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Yes, those building are nice Birdie 🙂
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Today I am missing a couple of friends, one I would especially like to chat to right now 😉
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smiles…i miss the city like that…i miss simpler days as you could see in my post today…but enjoying a bit of one with my boys…
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I touching picture – and touching words. I miss my love today, only because for the time being we are at different places of the world. Temporarily though. The photo is beautiful. I really like the tree to the left with all its detailed branches that stretches into the sky. It balances the picture – and emotions – perfectly.
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I'd be missing that skyline too, Aynes… beautiful! I sometimes miss living in a bigger city. I love our sweet little old house near the sea, but there are time I so miss the richness, variety & cultural events a big city has to offer. :o) Happy Day, my friend ((HUGS))
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I miss summer. Sunshine and warmth.
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Today I am missing a good mood, the cold hits me hard… but… I don't complain, I am here and alive and smile when I can…
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Very nice picture!
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nice picture Anyes! love those French buildings 🙂
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Nezzy, Sunshine was here yesterday but will be gone for the whole week or even more 😦
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Thinking of YOU 🙂
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La nostlagie comme un souvenir doux… j'aime 🙂
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You are totally right and this way of looking at it does help a lot 🙂
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old and historic buildings always makes me feel closer to my roots somehow, Red 🙂
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I have to say me too, I do miss my dad a lot actually 🙂
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What a marvelous picture sweetie, thanks for sharin'.My answer would be sunshine…it's been hidin' 'round here.God bless ya and have a fabulous week sweetie!!! :o)
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just YOU 😉
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Oh oui : je me languis de la chaleur … L'été semble trop loin ! Sinon, j'aime bien la nostalgie, sans grande tristesse, comme un souvenir doux …
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I think in some ways every day makes me miss something or, more often, someone. The thing I'm working on is to make more days ones when I just say to myself that 'I wish so-and-so were here to enjoy this wonderfulness with me' instead of 'This isn't as good without so-and-so'. Then I can be more immersed in what's good about the day instead of what's missing from it.
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Where I live not very old buildings are torn down. The old and historic buildings are not preserved. These old buildings link us too the past. You've made me think of a wider scope of loss.
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Hmm, if I searched my heart I would say yes, always, I miss my Dad 🙂 He'd be my go-to miss, but there are others I am sure I would conjure up eventually!
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