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| Chris Texture |
It will soon be time to go adventuring for additional barns.
I believe this is the last unpublished barn photo taken
this summer.
The farmhouse is long gone from this particular farmstead.
Likely razed to make room for more crops.
You can download the "Chris" texture I used
in the Box.net widget below.
Sharing with Barn Charm, Homestead Barn Hop.
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On a side note,
we said goodbye to our little Dahli this weekend.
She had been suffering from kidney failure
for the past month and we both agreed
it was time to let her go.
You are now at peace, my sweet girl.
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| Dahli 2001 ~ 2012 |
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What a neat texture for that photo! So sorry about Dahli - it is so hard to let them go, but harder still to see them suffer. Thinking about you today, and sending hugs your way.
ReplyDeleteSi sorry about Dahli. Love this barn! Have a great day
ReplyDeleteSo sorry you had to say goodbye to your little Dahli. It's always so hard.
ReplyDeleteLovely barn! :)
Nancy, my condolences about Dahli; it's always so difficult to know when to say good-bye. Just yesterday I was looking through my photos at beloved ones gone before...what bittersweet memories.
ReplyDeleteNancy sorry about Dahli HUGS.
ReplyDeleteI do love the texture on this old barn it looks like something plucked out of the archives.
Running out of barns you can come here we have plenty around here:) B
Oooh. Bye bye to your darling Dahli. She served you well and deserves to be at rest now. Hugs to you on the loss of your sweet baby. :-(
ReplyDeleteOh no no...I am so sorry friend. I can't even imagine the heartache. Dogs are wonderful companions and best friends. Sending so much love your way.
ReplyDeleteAww, my heart aches for you and yours over having to say goodbye to Dahli. Charming barn, charming texture!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about Dahli! Letting go is hard, even when it is the right thing to do. You must have loved her with the unselfish love she deserved! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to hear about Dahli :(
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteThis barn looks so appropriate in monochrome, Nancy.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry for your loss. It's so sad to lose a treasured friend like Dahli.
hugs
ReplyDeleteso sorry about your sweet girl
it's hard to do the right thing for them
more hugs
looks like Dahli had a long and happy life, she brought joy into your life, as you did in to hers ...
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry about your pup! Sending you hugs!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
My heartfelt condolences over the passing of Dahli. Your barn photo and processing is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNancy, I am sorry your pup had to go. They bring us so much joy while they are with us.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if I have any barn photos to share today. I have so few but I am going to check.
I am so sorry about Dahli. It is so hard to let our pets go.
ReplyDeleteI like your barn.
Hugs,
sandie
So sorry, it is hard when you have to do the right thing. xo
ReplyDeleteShe is in pain no more. Those are hard decisions to make. Thanks for sharing your textures, one of these days I will remember to download them, rather than just stare at them!
ReplyDeleteNancy-
ReplyDeleteThe final act of caring for your pet...also the most difficult. I know what it's like.
On a more positive note - now you have to search for more barns to photograph! A good problem to have :)
So sorry about Dahli! My son and DIL have 2 beagles and a cockerspaniel and they also foster dogs (yeah, it's like a kennel over there!). The cocker has really been ill lately but they have not made a decision. A hard decision but the best for all. Hugs to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteLove the texture on the barn.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about Dahli.
Lovely barns, you did that picture quite well!
ReplyDeleteSorry about Dahli, it's sad to lose our special friends. Hugs to you my friend.
My heart goes out to you for the loss of your little girl.
ReplyDeleteGreat...thanks for sharing!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to hear about your dear doggy friend. It's never easy to let go, even when you know it's the right thing.
ReplyDeleteI love this barn picture, and your texture gives it a great old feel.
oh, i'm very sorry about dahli!!! you really have had a terrible run of vet visits. i love that sweet hound face... i know you will miss her.
ReplyDeleteNice light, I like these barns, excellent texture.
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful barn and texture! I am soooo sorry about Dahli - losing a member of the family is so difficult.
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry for the loss of your precious pet. That's so hard. :(
ReplyDeleteThe texture is really incredible. This may be one that I'll actually use. The old world vintage feel it gave your photo is awesome.
Great barn photo. So sorry about Dahli :( I know how hard it is to let them go. I'll be thinking about you.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about Dahli - our pets are family and give such unconditional love - I know how hard it is to make such a decision to let them go. Will be thinking about you.
ReplyDeleteOh so sorry to hear about Dahli. It's so hard to let them go when it's time. I'm thinking of you!
ReplyDeleteso sorry about dahli. it's so hard to let them go...my heart aches.
ReplyDeleteI love the edits on the barn picture!
ReplyDeleteSorry about your sweet Dahli, it is never easy to lose them.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Blessings.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to here about your dog. I do love the texture and hope I can find some time to try it out. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNice barn. Your processing is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSorry about the loss of your dog. They really do become part of the family.
Sweet Dahli! This must have been difficult Nancy even though it was the right thing to do. Funny how we 'know' when it's time and so do they.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this texture. It has an excellent, time-worn feel. Great picture, as always.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry for your loss...I know how hard it can be. What an amazing photo! I love the texture!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful barn and texture editing. I'm sorry about your beloved pet Dahli. Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeleteSo sorry that you lost Dahli...I hate to hear when anyone loses their beloved pets. They are family...
ReplyDeleteOh, this is a beautiful barn!
ReplyDeleteouch! -- Thank you for the lovely pictures of Dahli - for letting us know in advance (yes, I've been reading) - Such a beautiful world view you give us . . May Dahli's memory be a blessing for years and years . . . .
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So sorry to hear about your Dahli. I know she'll always be a part of your heart.
ReplyDeleteLove the edit of the barn pic! Am I correct that at one time a windmill was atop that tower?
Love the texture with this old barn. Hard to let a beloved pet go, but even harder to see them suffering.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to read about your Dahli Nancy. Doing the right thing can be rough but as you said, now she is at peace and no longer suffering. *gentle hugs*
ReplyDeleteoh, so sorry to hear the news about Dahli ... such great photos. i'll be thinking of you. big hugs.
ReplyDeletelove the barn. such neat coloring. (:
I really like this texture, and it's perfect with that photo. Very cool. So sorry to learn about Dahli. Dogs are such wonderful companions. Sending hugs your way.
ReplyDeleteI'm terribly sorry about Dahli, Nancy. I recently had to let my LiL MaN go, too, & it's heartbreaking!
ReplyDeleteI really like your texture & it looks great, esp in the sky in this shot... this looks like a very old photo! Excellent =)
So sorry about Dahli.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos.
Love this shot, so vintage feeling... so sorry about your beloved Dahli, they hold such special, warm places in our heart. xo
ReplyDeleteNice shot of the barn. Sorry about Dahli. It's never easy letting them go to the Rainbow Bridge.
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