Monday, March 30

....and he rescued me













there is times when i feel overwhelmed and all i want is for him to hurry home. i pick him up from the train but i can't say anything, i can't tell him how much i missed him all day, i can't tell him how i love him, i say nothing at all. we get home and instead of me being cheerful i am a bit melancholy, don't really know why and slowly a tear falls and just when i feel a whole rush of them he says "you want to go for a walk with the dogs and your camera" and all i can do is nod. while the waves hit the edge, the dogs run and my lens zooms in- my heart fills up again and he captures it.

17 comments:

M. V. said...

this post brought a smile to my face :) on and hope to my heart <3

Emily's Moose - Karolina Kubikowska said...

I understand that melancholy more than I wish I would. Last time when I arrived by train to the city where my precious lives instead of giving him a huge smile I started crying and couldn't stop for a long time. All the emotions just burst out of me with many many tears.. But later I felt better knowing he's there :)

sparks
bv

Lobster and swan said...

: )

in another lifetime said...

These photos are so gorgeous Nadia, and they capture love, deep love.

Anonymous said...

how wonderful...

cuteseas said...

i know how you feel

Esti said...

You are such a sweet soul, nadia.

sarah said...

Beautiful post and beautiful words, heartfelt - thank you.

avant garde design said...

i always love your honesty. :)

Cannelle Et Vanille said...

such a beautiful sentiment nadia!

Kristin said...

Oh that was perfect and really a reflection of myself in many ways. You have a great and real heart.

Absolutely Fabulous said...

and you never fail to capture mine...
xoxo

Anonymous said...

That's so lovely *hug*

Yoli said...

Nadia, live in the moment, it forces the melancholy away. Just be. Beautiful photos and post.

Josephine said...

awwww! how sweet!

Botany's Desire said...

Everything so lovely...You are really sweet and gifted.

Johanna said...

I understand this feeling that you write of