The light that guides us all by Faemike55
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Whether it be God, Allah or any other name that you go by or believe.
the events that shape our lives can be subtle or catastrophic or anywhere in between.
In my case it is tending towards the Catastrophic style. My Uncle Steve (dad's brother) and Aunt Barb came down to attend a funeral of a relative and then they took Dad and Mom to the coast to get them away from the strife and BS that is attendant with my step-brother and his girlfriend. While they were at the coast, issues were discovered which gave me the first upload about my parents condition. They have since come back from the coast and I have learned so much more and none of it very good.
Dad is at stage three or very near that state with dementia and mom hurts more than ever. and such being the case, my uncle and aunt are doing what they can to get them into the assisted care facility as soon as possible.
This means that I will be busy packing up my stuff in this next week in order to move out of this place I have called home for the last 6 and a half years. I will have up to two, maybe three weeks to do this.
While this sounds harsh, my step-brother and his girlfriend have been given less than a week to get out. there's a story behind this event.
Where Am I going with all this rambling? Events happen for a reason, sometimes the reason is obvious and other times not so; this event or series of events range somewhere in the middle I think.
Long story short, I will be online, especially while I'm at work so I can at least keep up with the ebots. until I get MY computer(s) moved I will not be posting much. I ask for your patience, kind thoughts and prayers, not only for me but for more especially for my parents. I ask that you send them a guiding light that will help them on their way...
thank you from my heart
Mike
Oh! I almost forgot, this was taken in the Wind River section of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest where I camped and 'pretended' to hunt for elk and deer.
Comments (62)
I hope only for the best. I'm sorry, but for me was not completely clear your message. And I hope your absence will not be very long
Sad news my friend. May everything work out well for you my friend. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family my friend. Go well my friend. God bless.
Awesome capture of this light of guidance in the mist of the tress received in your hour of sorrow/need. I will pray for you and your family and hopefully things will be better soon, be strong and have faith, this too shall past...:)))
This photo shows the heart you have. My prayers will be with you over the next days and months. I am glad I listined to the still, small voice that had me going back to get the picture of the rainbow.
Oh Mike, I'm so sorry to hear of all this. You have a plate full going on that's for sure. There are some great folks here to lift your spirits and share in your troubles. You will get through this over time I have no doubt.
great forest capture. has an ominous feel your collection will be a job moving alone. outstanding capture and I am sorry about the predicament of your parents. however it is good that they go to such a place. many people end up in some crummy understaffed "nursing homes". my mother simply starved herself to death in a nursing home. it was a short distance from where my sister lives and she was able to visit everyday
What a beautiful image! It captures the wonder of light. The light in your image shines like a flame on the warm bark of the tree, and with softer touch, traces the silvery lines of the branches. When I read your title and saw your image, I thought of the myriad of different experiences with light. Not all are pleasant, but the ones that are, lift up the soul and make the heart sing. I thought of a congregation singing "Silent Night, Holy Night" in a circle of candles lit against the darkness. I thought of long shadows, and blue twilight. I thought of light dancing in autumn leaves. I thought of the light that came into my father's eyes when he looked at my mother. Your image is even more evocative on zoom, where my eyes are drawn into the depth. My thoughts are with you and your parents. May the light of faith, loved ones, and beauty give you all comfort and strength, and moments of joy. Take care of yourself. I hope you find a new home quickly and the move goes smoothly.
My thoughts and Prayers are with you.... Great capture Btw
very pretty
So sorry to hear of your trials Mike. I wish you the best as you work through these problems. Love the photo. I've always liked those sunny spots when walking through the woods.
sorry to hear this i praying for you now. hope you find a place to stay at. hope your mom and dad will be ok also.
Very good sense of image !!
Beautiful. Sorry prayers hugz :(
Wonderful photo! Love that light effect! You will stand before a nerve-wracking time. I hope it all comes to terms somehow. I also wish that your parents get a good foster home. I send my good thoughts and wish you good luck!
Viewing your pic, reading your words put some lyrics in my mind, and then, Johnny Cash came and sang that song with me, silently from my soul thinking about you : ... Praise The Lord, I saw the light I saw the light, I saw the light No more darkness, no more night... See you soon Mike. Best thoughts.
hugs!
Beautiful capture and motif, Mike. Very suitable for the title. It saddens me to hear disaster striked upon you and your family. I will pray for you all. I hope the light will guide you through these dark times, and that you will prevail.
I know, you have to help, hard and happy times for you and yours. Most beautiful sunray on the tree! wish you all the best Mike!
A few years back my brother and I had to put my mom into a nursing home because of her escalating dementia....Unfortunately, she passed away just this past July from stage 4 stomach cancer. I understand your pain...But each day gets a little better for me...My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. Take care of yourself so that you can be there for them....It's a beautiful shot :)
Really neat light play and composition ! Sorry to hear things aren't so flash right now, but it will all work out for the best in the end, just hang in there Mike and stay strong. ~Cheers~
Sorry to hear about your upheaval. My Dad had alzheimer's before he died. Luckily, if you can call it such, my Mother died a few years earlier so she didn't have to go through the anguish. Unfortunately my elder sister, who had done a lot for may dad with his illness, has now got it herself, so her family are going through hell. There's nothing worse!
You have that Mike ... you obviously have to take all the time needed to get such upheavals and issues resolved. Think of it as taking an upload break whilst you attend to more important life matters!
Oh Mike....sorry to hear that! I hope all can be resolved the best way! God bless you and help you and your family! my best wishes and a big hug for you my friend!!! precious pic!
Beautiful image. My thoughts are with you and yours.
I wish you and yours the best of luck and the smoothest of transitions. Let the light shine.
I like this picture.
I agree with everyone, beautiful spotlight!
VERY NICE
Good Luck with your Parents, Understand entirely.... The Wife's Mother had Dementia, and Cancer, Both discovered about the same time,the dementia was starting to make it self apparent when she was checked into the hospital for a foot issue...and then the Cancer issue came out.. her Father had a silent heart attack that remained a secret from the family for about 9 months. We found out about it a couple months before the Hospital..then stress of the hospital and having the entire family here trying to help ended up causing a major heart attack, and her Mother passed two weeks later, not from Cancer but from Gangrene from her foot issue... The Dr's quit treating the foot issue (gangrene) when the cancer was discovered ie the first day she was checked in...... it was relatively quick for both...and for that we're grateful, Wish you the same......
you are at your parents place ? wow. amazing