Old White Barn of Winter
I have returned from my computer imposed hiatus and I am having trouble editing what has been going on in my life since then! lol So much to say so little time and it is leaving me wondering if I even have the energy to rehash any of it! lol I did manage to get out with my camera but I am sad to say this picture above was the best of show. I am not fond of winter, it keeps me indoors and gives me little incentive to get out and shoot.
So many of the old family farms are selling off to the builders around here and I have to scramble to save a few in photo so they don't erase themselves from my memory....... "Progress" is bittersweet at best. I don't think the old barn shown above is even in use now, it looks as if it could cave in at anytime, but I am sure it was glorious in it's youth. I am drawn to old barns, old trees and the waters edge....I find solace in them, they best describe me when I am content with being me.
I am still trying to figure out if 2005 was a good year or not for me.....So many firsts happened that year, 2 of my daughters moved out on their own, one became engaged, one is still reeling from the news her current beau (of 10 months) has been diagnosed with schizophrenia.....So much for a young girl of 19 to have to deal with, her naiveness of the disorder makes her think she is stronger than it, she does not know the battle is all uphill and life long, but at 19 and out on her own, she is making her own decisions even after consulting with me first...... I see heartbreak in her future and that hangs heavy in my own heart..... Heartbreak for the both of them.



6 Comments:
I was thinking Kimberleigh, I was checking out sources of info on ice fishing equipment and I stumbled across your post about Old White Barn of Winter that you have a great site here. I'm personally working hard at developing an online business around ice fishing equipment and I'd like to share this site with some of my own subscribers. Thanks for letting me stop by Kimberleigh...I'll be back.
Nice to meet you Kimberleigh! I was given your blog right as you left on haitus. I liked what you had to say in your profile and hope to get to know you better. I have two girl's 20 and 22 who have taken huge leaps that make my heart heavy.
The picture is beautiful!
Coffee is always on :)
I like your pic of the old barn, and it makes me think of my ex's youngest brother, who years ago wanted to travel across the country, taking pics of old barns for a coffee table book, but he never got the opportunity. And re your daughter and her beau - that is a hard, hard diagnosis to deal with, and my heart goes out to you and to them.
Judi
My brother was diagnosed in his 20's and it's been a battle to keep him on his meds. He thinks that once he's on them, he is all better... not true.
He is not married, lives in a group home and cannot keep a job. On the other hand my husband has a friend from high school and he is married with children and is functional in this world. He is not the same guy from high school but as long is he's on his meds he is better.
It's so hard with young love they think they can cure with passion... If only that was true. Good luck to you and I will pray everthing works out in his devine way!
The pictures are awesome, you are very talented.
They grow up too fast...
Thanks for letting me visit.
Another gorgeous shot, I was thinking what a beautiful Christmas card this would make!
Hi,My little brother likes blogging, and we soon create our own blog
I wish and hope to start a similar blog like this one...
Keep it up! Racking Horse
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