Driving Conditions
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Comment by bmartuch:
I believe this meets the challenge but I think it's just too OOF to get a good score. I know this is what you were trying to portray though.

Losing With Grace
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Comment by maxaz1:
Lovely. And touching. Thank you for sharing.

Quiet Reflection
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Comment by maxaz1:
I like this a lot, but it doesn't seem that quiet to me.

The sun has three children
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Comment by maxaz1:
I absolutely love this. I have no idea if it is technically good or great or mediocre, but I could happily live with it. It almost makes me dizzy - makes me feel like I am in flight. It is profound.

Gazing upon our own reflection
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Comment by whiterook:
where is your small number of fruit and veggie!

Losing With Grace
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Comment by posthumous:
Thank you for rambling! :) Gracie's doing much better than she was, but she's an old dog with kidney problems, so we don't know how long she has.

Driving Conditions
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Comment by photom1946:
too blurry

Losing With Grace
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Comment by colorcarnival:
I'm marking this as a favorite mostly because of the poem. It is rainbow-bridge-esque in a way. Just odd that I stumbled across this because several weeks ago we found out that our first furbaby has lymphoma and our vet gave him 6 months to live. So we have been watching our 11 year old beagle boy go thru chemo and seizures and it makes you wonder if you made the right call. Anyway - I cannot tell from here what the back story is but I hope your dog is doing ok! Thanks for sharing! (Sorry for rambling!)

Gazing upon our own reflection
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Comment by glad2badad:
Aren't these mushrooms? Interesting photo and fun to look at, but I imagine you'll get hammered on the connection to the challenge. I just looked them (mushrooms) up and technically I guess they qualify as they are considered the "fruiting body". Hmmm...learn something new everyday. :D Good luck in the challenge (you're going to need it). :P

A Walk In The Clouds
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Comment by bmartuch:
Well Don, this one is definitely different. I really don't know what else to say.