Street Photography November - 5

Ok, I am heart broken. Left my son in the city who knows no one. No slightest interest taking photos. Sitting at airport writing to friends.

Hopefully, the lonely life will end soon. I travelled solo since I was very young. It is the right thing to do, I just have to stop being an overly protective mum.

[Christina]

I get you - I felt that way too as my kids left (somehow more the youngest). I always tell them that it's their job to leave, my job to miss them.

[Babs]

I understand your concerns and sadness but I am sure your son will make lots of friends when he has settled in

[Dianne]

It is so hard when your children leave home. I am sure he will settle quickly and be in touch with you lots.

[Helen Westerbeke]

so good that you were able to settle him in, take it easy on yourself as you adjust :-)

[Boxplayer]

Ah I'm sorry - it must be so hard. This feeling will pass - he will soon be making lots of friends I'm sure.

[John Falconer]

I laugh when I hear the phrase “over protective “! You can’t be!

This a great shot by the way.

[Junan Heath]

Interesting shot!

[Korcsog Károly]

I like the pictures you took during street photography!

[Yao RL]

@johnfalconer must be the incorrect English.

[Call me Joe]

👌❤️

[Jane Pittenger]

I know the feeling

[John Falconer]

@yaorenliu
No. Perfect English and certainly not an imperfection! It’s a lovely trait to have. I shouldn’t have said that. Sorry.

[Yao RL]

@johnfalconer No sorry, I am having a laugh too. Take care.

[Heather]

You are going through a huge adjustment, Yao! be gentle with yourself, day by day. (I like your street shot here)