Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Big Skys

Early this week we learned that my friends little granddaughter, who just celebrated her first birthday, is dying of Tay-Sachs disease.
I have been paralyzed with anquish for the family and shocked by the unrelenting cruelty of the universe.
Perhaps it is simply the human condition to react more strongly to the close and personal than to the horror of earthquakes and tsunamis and war, far away and hence less real.
It is hard to find solace, hard to even imagine how the parents of this child can cope and survive the anguish they face.
I have no answers but look to the sky, nature may be cruel but she is also astonishingly beautiful




12 comments:

Unknown said...

So sorry to hear about that. I don't know how I would cope either

Terra Verde said...

Your photography is stunning!

So sorry to hear about that...

Unknown said...

Child-related illnesses are the hardest to understand and cope with:( My heart goes out to that little girl and her family.

Dee said...

I'm sorry to hear about the little girl, and my heart goes out to her and her family and friends.

As usual I enjoy seeing your photography.

Sewinggranny - Mona said...

Oh Judy so sorry to hear about your friends daughter....I agree with Crimson! Hugs to you and your friends family!

YOur photos are gorgeous.

Lbtoyos said...

Really sorry about this sad new.
Your photos aare great.

Leah R. Hood, Jewelry Designer & Artisan said...

I am sorry sorry to hear this news....the photos are amazing....

Art Kat said...

That is so sad :( It is so hard to stay positive when the world is full of negatives but your pictures are beautiful

cigarboxbeads said...

your pictures are beautiful and make the sad message very thoughtful---

marilyn g
cigarboxbeads
suchandsort

petitehermine said...

I'm sorry to hear about your friend's granddaughter :( But those photos are amazing beautiful!

Elizabeth said...

what a horrible thing for that family and friends to be going through. I pray that god helps them remain strong and enjoy all the time they have with their angel.

Dee said...

You must really be enjoying spring, your photographs are so soft and inviting!