helplessly useless!!!

'Define loneliness', someone asked. 'Waiting outside a court room when your parents are getting a divorce inside', said the 6 year old. It broke my heart when I read it many years ago.
It's otherwise for me today as I attempt to redefine it.

It's waiting for “life to happen when I’m busy making other plans 😋” (Lennon 💕).

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  1. Ivo SerenthàJune 15, 2019 at 12:56 PM


    My compliments for your blog and pictures included,I invite you in my photoblog "IMAGES AND PERSPECTIVES" and "video blog".

    CLICK IMAGES AND PERSPECTIVES

    CLICK VIDEO BLOG

    Greetings from Italy

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  2. DecheJune 21, 2019 at 12:59 AM

    I’m honored.

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