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*.............. said...

The thing that's missing is weeping. Somewhere, at some point, even in angry or combative public displays (which also seem to be normative for separations, etc), there is weeping by at least one party. Weeping and utter heartbreak...

April 27, 2009 10:05 AM 

Ellie Brown said...

You're right though I was trying to stay away from cliche. We talked about crying and I tried to shoot photos of myself crying but they just looked stupid.

April 29, 2009 12:55 PM 

*Ellie Brown It's the end!

*............. at 9:58am April 27

Wow, Ellie! This is awesome.

 Ellie Brown at 7:58am April 28

Thanks all!

*............... at 11:08am April 29

Well Done Ms. Brown!!! Didn't get to read the blog, but the photos speak for themselves. Volumes!

Ellie Brown Busy weekend: Separation, Divorce, Child Custody, Done. Photos up tomorrow.

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*................... at 8:18am April 27

if real life only want to smoothly...

*................ Ellie! Just checked out Baby Day (Eight)...love the evolution of your work. 

*I just read your "The end." and as far as my own experience, you are not at the end. When  (my ex) moved out of my house, I was being civil, there was no physical contact between us, but I helped her work on her new house and her and I were very nice to each other. It took about a month or two after that for the seething hatred to come between us (and even that is an exaggeration) I do wish I had never met the woman, but I don't really hate her still. So your ending is the really the beginning of the end. You will have to dislike each other later and write about it, or not.

 

*Lol, I guess I should have prefaced this with the intent of my email, which was just to give you some insight of feelings of someone going through what you are conceptually going through, you have been trying to evaluate what you are feeling in real life and what you should be feeling in character. In any case the blog is still 1000x more fascinating than any TV show I could watch.

On Apr 27, 2009, at 7:55 AM, Ellie Brown wrote:

This is a conceptual relationship though...not a knock out real life divorce? Remember....?

We are involved as collaborators and partners in real life so it's not the same.