Saying goodbye to my former self, casting away my wedding ring, and thus the weight of the past on my shoulders.
posted by Grover at 2/10/2006 12:39:00 PM
Friday, February 10, 2006
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6 Comments:
Oh. Shit. That's deep.
and 100% honest. These photos were truly heartfelt, and I had a serious lump in my throat while shooting them.
I can't think of a more beautiful way to say goodbye. I'm sorry you had to do this but I'm more hoping that it gave you the ability to go forth and move on.
If I had a list of favorite pictures this would be in my top 5.
Thank you. What a supreme compliment.
What I'm saying goodbye to is not my ex wife, but the old me and all the inhibition I used to feel, and to a certain degree needlessly still do. She and I still keep in contact, and feel no ill will toward each other. We just weren't compatible.
What an amazing way to say goodbye. It's inspiring.
Inspiring? Wow.. thank you. :-)
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