A ShutterBug Explores ~ Our World Tuesday

'Some look at things that are and ask why. I dream of things that never were and ask why not?'
~ George Bernard Shaw





Soon this small harbor on Cape Ann MA will be crowded with
mostly pleasure boats but a few working boats.
 Loved boating but lost my Captain several years ago
and our boat was too much for me to handle alone ~
Now I enjoy watching others and being near the water.
Grateful that I had boating in my life ~

It is a short season  (boating and life) but so lovely.
What do you miss in your life today?

We are sharing with: Our World Tuesday.


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    'Carol'





    Angel ~ my rescue  yorkie ~ love her ~ Xox




    'Zoe' in memoriam ~ Xox~ love her always.

Comments

  1. So sorry for your loss. It is a tranquil scene.

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    1. Loss was several years ago so I am doing well ~ there is always residual but that is life.
      Happy Days to you ~ Xo

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  2. You must always have something of interest to watch living by the harbour.

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  3. you must really miss being on the water with your captain. Glad you have great memories. Happy Easter

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  4. Lovely quote from George Bernard Shaw.....

    I missed walking on the beach almost every week when I was kid...

    Happy Easter

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  5. Without a doubt, I miss traveling and the freedom to go.

    Worth a Thousand Words

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  6. Being near the water is such a joy, i don't get that in my day to day life and i do miss it.

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  7. I think I have missed a lot in my life, but as I do care for them anymore, I always want to experience what is left before it leaves me away. Glad you had a boat and enjoyed boating, and I'm sure you cherish those moments every time you're close to water. The harbor looks quiet now, and I hope people enjoy their time following the pandemic norms.

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  8. Though not a boater, there are scenes not unlike this which catch my eye, bring a memory forth and then I too, will miss the captain who kept my life on course ...

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    1. Losing our partners does make it difficult sometimes ~ no one to share our deepest thoughts or even our daily decisions ~ not easy but we 'keep on.' Xo

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  9. Although you miss your Captain, it appears you adjusted your sails beautifully and with heart.

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  10. I understand your love of boating. We sure enjoy it, but we are both slowing down. We still go and enjoy we just do it slower. A wonderful thing to do together.

    Have a fabulous day, honey. Big hug to you and lots of scritches to Angel. ♥

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  11. What wonderful memories to have, especially that you can continue to enjoy the boating and water right outside your window. have a wonderful week my friend!

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    1. yes, like Bob Hope used to say 'Thanks for the memories.' Xo

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  12. I miss going out in the boat and camping when we went fishing. My husband died a little over a year ago and summer was full of weekends at the lake. I am grateful I have terrific memories and I can fish from shore. Have a marvellously happy day!

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    1. Lots of hugs to you ~ not easy to lose our precious partners in life ~ glad you are still fishing ~ Xo

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  13. Oh you lucky lady. It is sad that you lost your Captain but wonderful to have fabulous memories of time on the water.

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    1. yes, I feel fortunate to have had the life I had and for the life I have. Xo

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  14. I'm sorry for your loss, but your attitude about it is inspiring.. My father passed away a little over a year ago and we used to take literary based vacations together. One of my faves is when we did a Hemingway vacation and read aloud from his books around the fire each night. We laid lilacs on his and Miss Mary's grave in Idaho.

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    1. Difficult to lose our loved ones but as you wrote ~ such treasured memories we have ~ Xo

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  15. Oh Carol... my heart goes out to you. But I am so glad you have good memories of experiences that you delighted in, while you continue to make new and different kinds of memories. There are so many things I would never be able to do without my captain, boating included. Your post reminds me that the things I do miss right now are insignificant ... and also reminds me that circumstances can ... and will ... change and to treasure the memories.

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    1. Thanks, Sally ~ loving and losing is all part of life ~ difficult to accept but can only change my self ~ Serenity Prayer is one of my mantras ~ Thanks for caring ~ Xo

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  16. Missing someone helpful is indeed saddening. The picture is lovely.

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  17. I'm glad you have such fond memories, really. Hugs from all of us.

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