CALLING ALL ANGELS

Gail ?!

Can I have a moment ?!

I see you're overwhelmed...

"I would like, please, an interview with Gail. "

"Oooh ! Lemme see... 31 th of June is that allright ?!"

"Fine for me"

:)

Thanks for sharing !

No problem...an interview...hmmmmm...does the moon have to be out???? 

tnks for visiting Florin....have a great weekend...Gail

Manythanks for your visit ....love to hear your thoughts on my images Diego....have yourself a great weekend....sincerely,Gail

My thankyou for your visit and for sharing your thoughts on this composition Kawan....truly appreciated....Gail

When the Moon is on I'll just sing you a song ;)

Ahhh.....you call yourself a 'Lunatic' when you're actually a true Romantic......but a Song???? Which 'hard rocker' will you be impersonating?? Hope he's a 'flashy dresser' !!!

Hi Gail! Beautiful and creative work: i like it a lot! Kind regards.

I should have wished you good morning....!  Many thanks for sharing your thoughts on this composition with me...I do appreciate your input...sincerely, Gail

Hello Gail!

Great work and as always - a beautiful mind behind it all.

Warm regards

Bela Dick

Gail ! Which song ?!

This one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLwhCVoCuUw

Hello Bela....far too long since I've dropped by to visit...my apologies..but very glad to decided to comment today....a great reminder.  I always enjoy hearing what you think of my compositions, truly encouraging and I'm grateful for your support.  Enjoy your weekend...most sincerely, Gail

Gail:  Thank you so much for the story that goes with this picture.  We have many examples like your Thelma and her husband Roy, couples that have found love and learned to live long happy lives with adversity.  We truly need to be thankful our servicemen, they help to keep us free. You are luck to have met Thelma.   Tom

Both your last images Gail are excellent pieces of photo art......

Lines and shapes in a beautiful creative synthesis.....

But is also a spectacular color explosion....

Warm congrats my friend and.....7...rate

Beautiful work, very nice colors. Well-Don

I was just thinking about you the other nite while trying to organize my photos to do a major 'back up'.........realized I'd not dropped over for quite a bit...I am sorry...my mind is in 'many places' these days.  But I appreciate your comments on the story.

When we entered the house, and this is one thing I noticed and had forgot to put in the Story.  When we go to sell our homes the Real Estate Agents want us to put so many things away...dePersonalize it....I suppose many can not see a home with other's things about...but it is these things that gives me a feel for a home.

Thelma had her walls decorated with her husbands' many medals and War Decorations.  I was just fascinated.  The room I use for my Office is the one they both spent their time in enjoying communicating in 'Morse Code'.  Thelma and even one or two of their children took the Course also.  We have a huge old Elm tree in our backyard and we are on one of the highest spots in town, and Roy had his antenna reaching far out to the Elm tree.  It empressed me so much that she enjoyed this with her husband. The home was welcoming, and it felt 'lived in'....knowing that this would be a difficult move for her, as not too many people choose to build a Custom home at the age of 70, I found a way to meet her after we had purchased the home...and wrote to her of how I felt.

She stook on the front porch and a few tears started to run down her cheeks....she said it sure was going to be a 'hard move', and the only reason she was moving was because she couldn't manage the stairs down to the Family Room in the Basement any more.  Just too much house for her.  But the loss of her husband was still 'fresh' in her 'eyes'...and thankfully she was relocating to a Condo where friends were near by.  What a life Roy must have lived...and he lived it to the fullest despite his 'loss of sight'...and they had a family and enjoyed each other's company so much.  A rare thing indeed ....at least in today's world. She and Roy were a bit of an inspiration to me, and I assured her that we would take very good care of the home they chose and loved so much.  I'll drop by real soon Tom and thankyou for those kind words, sincerely, Gail

So lovely to hear from you...my energetic friend.  You are always so full of enthusiasum in your critiques and I'm sure your presence would be missed much if you ever decided to leave....so don't LEAVE !!!!  You are a joy to find when I sign in..when you've made a comment.  Many thanks my friend....sincere thanks, Gail

Many thanks for your visit and support...your comments are very encouraging and I appreciate your time taken as well, warm regards, Gail

WoW !!! an excellent,  creative, and very original piece of work, just beautiful,  As always another very veryl creative image....take care.

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Thankyou Grant...you always know how to encourage and inspire me and it always works....hope to have some more postings soon...tnks again for your support.  sincerely, Gail

Unique, nice work! Warm regards, Ilkka

The fact that I'm at the bottom of the list doesn't bother me at all!

My first reaction in seeing this image is to think of the conclusion of a beautiful, yet profoundly sad, film - "Pay It Forward."  With this photograph, you have done exactly that. It is now up to the rest of us to do the same - to share with the rest of the world.

This photograph has some amazing elements - - striking colors, interesting interplay of shapes, and fantastic composition.  Awesome work, Gail.

michael

Beautiful intricate work Gail. Michael's comment on paying it forward is very apt you have paid a tribute to those hero's that we do not remember often enough.

I read "In Flanders Fields" every Remembrance day and the phrase "to you we pass the torch, be yours to hold it high" , to me, is embodied in your words.

We will never forget.

Well done.

All my best,  Bill

so well titled and executed. as always your work is a sensory overload  and that is a wonderful quality in any image. my compliments Gail

Great history and outstanding art work , always a plesure to browse your portfolio and you always have surprises for us all. Thanks for sharing your vision and thank you very much for your kind comments on my recent submitted photos.

Best regards Sadegh