A year ago today my Dad died, it was a blessing in some ways as he was living with end stage dementia. Not sure what Mum and I will be up to today, but we will certainly be remembering him as he was an amazing husband and dad.
These are rooftops that he much loved. They are on Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, a walk we did regularly. The main reason though for sharing this shot today is that you can see the house where Mum and Dad lived when we walked this hill. Just squint and to the right of the tallest chimney, on the brow of the middle hill to the left of some trees there’s a red brick house. That’s the one!
This photo is drop dead gorgeous. I know how you feel about your dad. My dad died on 09/09/09! and my mom and I did many things together afterwards until she left this earth. I am so glad I had time with both of them in their old age, even if at times it was difficult
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Thank you so very much. And yes certainly making time to spend lots of time with her βΊοΈ
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Hope all is well dear Becky. I did have a squint and all x
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We had a lovely day, thanks. Full of memories, laughter and squints!
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What a lovely place.
We are walking in your shoes with my dad at this time. It is difficult. I am praying the time will be short.
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Sending lots and lots of hugs x
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Special memories for you today. Sending an Aussie hug to you.
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Thank you x
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I’ve just posted my contribute :
http://unavistadisanfermo.wordpress.com/2018/6/11/month-of-squares-ROOFS-june11th
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There’s something so romantic in this image…..
And it brings you plenty of thoughts as it seems…..
Love the photo!
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Thank you x
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Sad for you, darlin, but happy too. Life goes on and nobody would be happier than your Dad, looking down on you today. π π
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It certainly does go on. And we had such a fabulous day – full of memories and joy π
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It will be a GOOD day for you and mum. Lovely photo with so many thoughts attached.
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It was a fabulous day. You were so right π
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That’s brilliant, Becky π
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Oh yes, I can just see it! How gorgeous. Love to you and your mum x
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And thank you so much xx
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I hope your day went well, Becky and that you were able to share fond memories with your mum. Itβs a wonderful photo you posted: I canβt imagine having such a quaint place to walk in or such a beautiful place to live.
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Shaftesbury is a stunning town in Dorset. Well worth visiting.
And thank you so much. We had a lovely day x
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Lovely roof shot, glad it brings back good memories….is it the hill used in famous bread advert?
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It is indeed! Well remembered βΊοΈ
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Well I never!
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My thoughts are with you Becky. Enjoy your memories.
And that is a gorgeous image – classic English setting, happy memories and a perfect square
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Oh thank you Debbie so very very much …. for everything x
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A day touched with sadness, but hopefully joy too as you and your mum remember the good days. And what a fabulous place to have lived in! As is your photo – great shot of those roofs!!
Hopefully mine today will make you smile π
xx
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We had a truly wonderful day. Perfect for remembering. I’ll share more soon π
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Thinking of you today Becky! Here is my entry for today!
https://nowathome.wordpress.com/2018/06/11/iconic-roof-in-singapore/
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Thank you x
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Let’s both celebrate the best memories. Hats off to yours.
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Thank you Sherry π
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https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2018/06/11/roofs-of-my-home-town-no-11/
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A beautiful picture with a beautiful memory. We have lost — on both sides of the family — parents to dementia. It is ood to remember how they were, before.
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Thank you Marilyn. And so sorry to hear you’ve experienced this horrid disease too. Thank goodness for all our memories remembering how amazing they were before xx
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