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First Widow Winter – Special Offer
This is a very special post. From now, through 8/31/14, any widow or widower who requests it via E-mail, may have the above print.
You don’t have to prove it, I trust you. If you wish to make a PayPal donation to cover printing and mailing costs, inquire in your E-mail. If you don’t or cannot, the offer still stands.
If you feel lost, confused, alone, angry or sad – I am here to tell you that it does…lessen. This is my contribution to those in this position.
The only loss greater than a spouse, is that of a child. It matters not how many years; that bond was established, legally or otherwise.
Those of you that follow this blog, if it is not applicable to you, I ask that you re-blog please. I’d like to give back, especially to those just starting on this painful and long journey.
About the photo:
This was taken in my first winter as a widow, on the property that I eventually lost. It is not retouched at all. The camera caught the ethereal beauty just as it was. It was a hard time in my life. But I have learned that even among hardship, there is beauty. This is testament to that.
From my heart, to all.
Email to request a print: sunflowersolacefarm@gmail.com
Please enter in header (to alleviate spam) 1stWidowWinter
Much love,
~SE
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Reblogged this on alfreds almanac and commented:
Beautiful picture. Recommended reading.
Thanks sir!
This is a beautiful action
Reblogged this on Darwin on the rocks and around the world and commented:
Because it matters
Thanks for the re-blog!
You are welcomed 😉
Beautiful image!
Thank you 🙂 Right time, right place, and the camera didn’t freeze up. There is actually the road to my house under that snow, between the trees.
Reblogged this on Photos by Emilio and commented:
This is a first for me but I thought the emotion behind the offer was well worth it!
You are kind. That’s the first time I’ve ever seen anything like it … I lost my beloved husband 8½ years ago, and I manage, now. I didn’t manage at all for the first 6 years, and I should certainly have taken advantage of your offer during that period. But I wouldn’t have been blogging ! – I was incapable of doing … ANYTHING.
I fear your beautiful photo will miss a lot of those at whom it is aimed for this reason. And that will be a real, real shame.
My condolences for your great loss ((hugs)). I had no choice, but to do. In hindsight, I am thankful for the circumstances that forced me have to act like nothing happened. It was hard, but, I am making it. If you know of anyone who could benefit, please Email and let me know.
Press on, so glad you’re here blogging NOW 🙂
Best wishes,
~S
Wonderful idea and gorgeous picture for a print… but, my wife is still by my sad, happily 😉 She says: “Hi, thank you for sharing such a beautiful notion with all. And, we, too, wish the best and condolences to those who have lost loved ones.”
I’m glad for you both 🙂 And thank you, for the condolences, for me; and also others who may stumble across the comment due to the topic.
Thank you for the kind words on my photo. I miss the farm, but who knows what awaits in the future?!