I took these photos on the weekend, noticing that the leaves are starting to fall from the bushes, thinking that they still looked pretty like that. It has become colder.
I glanced at the obituary in the paper and read about the life of this man who passed at 66. He graduated school, became an engineer, got a job with a good company. Moved on to other successful jobs all over the world. Then he recently became a VIP executive with one company where he stayed until he left due to ill health. He was in the fall of his life I suppose, a life complete with close family and friends and this was his path, a successful one seemingly cut too short.
So whether your life took an upward path or a downward one, we are all going to meet our maker eventually, a pause for thought. Death is the great equalizer I am thinking.
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Lovely photos. I hope I've still got few years, but we really never know! Hugs, VALERIE
Bom dia, a vida é mesmo assim, umas vezes é ascendente outras é descendente, as foto com as cores do Outono são lindas.
Feliz semana,
AG
Prayers.
God bless.
Thoughtful... Yes, its best to fully enjoy each day.
It surely is.
Pretty autumn colors. Yes, life is short and we must remember that today might be our last.
Definitely!
It is not only the full colorful display, of Autumn, which is beautiful. Your photos show, that the later display, is lovely also.
From thoughts of death, I try to take, the advice of... Live each day, with as much joy, as possible. Regardless of when death comes, all we ever have, is NOW. Pay attention to NOW. Live NOW.
Gentle hugs,
✨🍁🎃🍁✨
Your photos are beautiful and your story...though sad~
colorful of autumns...
have a great day
So true, Christine. Death certainly does not discriminate. It comes for all of us eventually.
Deep down the only certainty we have is death.
Good entry for the month of November.
Thank you for visiting me.
I love autumn Christine, beautiful pictures!
yep we all die, fact of life. some too soon, some are around too long, but we all die in the end. i dont dwell on death, no point since we don't know what is going to happen
Lovely photographs.
We all have to make the most of every day …
All the best Jan
so...i'm just ignoring it and hope it goes away ...:(
love fall leaves!
As a hospice volunteer, and hubby with cancer, we enjoy each day.
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