Sorry to hear about your father. My own father is also 88. Still
apparently healthy but, as your own father's case shows we can never be
sure of the future. Since he lives 2,000 miles away I don't see him
much but, since he lives alone, I do talk to him on the phone for a few
minutes every day. Your comments have made me realize that I do not
have enough pictures of him. I should remedy that soon before it is too
late.
Chuck Norcutt
C.H.Ling wrote:
> I usually purchase new camera near long holiday. This time I purchased the
> camera for a sad reason, my father (88 years old) just passed away on March
> 24. He had overcame from a broken leg surgery on Jan 26 but was not able to
> recover from a stomach bleeding this time. I need an easier to carry camera
> to document his flat and everything belong to him for memorial purpose, it
> will also be used to record our preparation for his funeral, the 5D II is
> just too big to carry everywhere.
>
> I retired at end of 2007, a rather early one (at 46) but I didn't spend
> enough time with him since I thought we still have time.... and I even
> thought he could also recover this time but he die in less than 16hrs after
> sent to hospital.... we both were not prepared for that, it is the most
> regrettable thing....
>
> Back to the E-PL1, it looks so classic with the Pen lens:
>
> http://www.accura.com.hk/temp/IMG_9323.JPG
>
> C.H.Ling
>
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