Looks me in the eye,
communication is lost.
Some fragments are gleamed.
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On Sunday I finally fulfilled my destiny of being maid of honour to the now Mrs Pamela Abboud! It was the most beautiful day and I'm still beaming with happiness about the whole adventure.
Special thank you to Max for being best man to my maid of honour, I could not have been in better company! And to Pam and Dan, my favourite newlyweds, I love love love you. ❤
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#danpamthankyoumaam
Perfect skies and a beautiful day for my best friend's wedding 💙
Love is in the leaves 🍁🍂 .
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#6ixwalks #torontolife #shadow
A few months back I decided I wanted to help a bunny, so I got in touch with the Rabbit Rescue of Ontario and applied to foster one. After being approved I was sent a photo of a little bun named Hubble.
Hubble was about 5 years old and had so far lived out all of those years trapped in a tiny cage. He never had human interaction, never had time out to hop around, and was never fed any vegetables or treats.
I stared at his photo in my inbox and felt like he was calling out to me. He looked afraid and unsure. This bunny needed me, and I needed to help him. On the 1st of December Adam and I got in the car and drove about 2 hours out of Toronto to pick him up from his owner. What we picked up was a very neglected, very terrified little bunny. The first thing we did when we got him home was to remove the bars of the cage. Hubble was free to move around but he was paralysed with fear. If I tried to touch him he would flinch and shake. I lay on the floor near him for hours waiting for him to come out and explore, but he wouldn't budge. It must have been the most stressful day of his life.
That was three months ago. Since that day we have watched Hubble transform from that scared, shaking rabbit into a playful and binking bunny. We took the cage away and let him live free roam in our apartment. We got to introduce him to all his favourite vegetables and treats and toys. We got to watch him explore. At night we got to watch him run laps around the apartment when he was excited and full of energy. We called it the binking hour. He would hop up onto the bed while we were sleeping and make himself comfortable. He would hop over to me and settle in for a long relaxing pat. It was easy to fall in love with the wonderful little bunny who was Hubble.
This was our last cuddle. He's officially adopted. It was really hard for me to say goodbye. There were many tears and sobs, but knowing what an amazing home we found for him made the parting a little easier.
Reflecting on all this, and knowing how tremendously I'll miss having Hubble in my life, I would do it again in a heartbeat. To anyone out there wondering if they should foster or not, go for it. It's so rewarding.
Wednesdays in the park 🌱
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#slackline #longline #slacklife #6ixwalks
A sky to wake up for .
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#skylovers #cloudlovers #lookup
Each stand is that much closer to a step✌
Looking forward to spending even more time on top of the line rather than dangling under it... 😂 Finally seeing progress sure makes all those falls feel worth it!
#highline #slackline #slacklife
Just three weeks until my little man comes home to me 😍
Is this like you were talking to a guy, it was going really well, then you gazed upon his dreamy eyes and the words just stopped, but you understood everything? 😉
Stop reading my mind, Paul!
I GOT IT RIGHT! HA! The mysteries of your poems unravel under my analytic [synonym for gaze]. I’m too lazy to look one up, but I just used it. You’re creative.
Wow lovely words you write. Thanks for the likes, reciprocating with a follow. Pendryw
Kaleidoscopic almost-communication…
You young lady are are swimming in very dark blue waters