Wednesday, December 8

Say it, damn it.








I'm currently watching a highly neurotic TV series, In Treatment, the American treatment of Hagai Levi's successful Israeli series BeTipul. What interests me is how people behaves differently from what their mouths say. Sometimes, that quarter of a foot distance between the heart and the tongue is a bit longer than necessary. We say hurtful things to people we love when all we want to say but don't actually say is "I love you". (God, shoot me, I'm so emo, haha.)

On the same line of thought, of equal interest are the things we don't say to cover the said distance. I think that the things we mum about are more hurtful than the things we do say. Or probably my level of paranoia is just more conscious than average?

Anyway, this post is for my dad, the man I never had said enough of what I needed to. He celebrated his birthday 2 weeks ago. If he was with us, he would have been 79.

John Mayer has a song, one of my favorites, and highly coincidental to my post. I used it to make this post highly emotional. So shoot me now.

More autumn photos for you.

9 comments:

Tana said...

Like these autumn photos, listening to the song I had a feeling of something passing away, something we can't turn back.
but it'll be always in our hearts while we remember it!

Pascale said...

Pure beauty.
WOOOOHHHH...
Thanks.

Barbara said...

love the yellow tones

Anonymous said...

well, that's work...
beautiful :')

Bonjour Juliette said...

i absolutely feel what you talk about. We are made of words, it's one thing i'm sure of.
And we sure do have to learn how to give AND receive love.
I like this song to remind it to me > http://listen.grooveshark.com/s/All_Is_Full_Of_Love/pQ0A6
THANKS FOR THE GOLD anyway, please remember that you're bringing happiness to some people you don't even know (like me)!

Make it Easy said...

WOW! yellow!

Lady San Pedro said...

Lovely photos :-)

drawm said...

ur ph is really really nice!
and give me a huge inspiration!!

kitchu said...

well. i warned you i'd be commenting on some really old posts. these shots are brilliant. god i miss the changing of the seasons.