Here is hoping that the plan Goldfinch and I are hatching for the weekend works out just the way we hope!
Our plans are simple, a leisurely stroll hand-in-hand, through the woods as the trees start to turn various shades of gold, followed by pub grub.
Hopefully building more beautiful memories of Goldfinch which I will treasure for years to come!
My main concern is that the thought of how much I am going to miss Goldfinch makes my eyes very leaky and I don’t want to spoil his weekend by sobbing every five minutes. I have to make sure I can control it.
I keep thinking of how I am going to feel once he has gone to Australia – he is planning to go in November. By then it will be cold, dark and wet here and my heart will be far far away, over 10,000 miles away.
Aaaaah – sigh!
Don’t worry about the future, That’s what I do, and then I forget to enjoy my present.
Enjoy every moment you can. 🙂
I love the Julie London version of ‘Fly me to the Moon’.
Have a great weekend.
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I am going to listen to that as soon as I get home from work.
Thank you Kristian…I want to enjoy every moment and I want him to as well.
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Listening right now!
So good!
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Glad you liked it. She had a mellow voice. It makes you feel like your swimming in chocolate doesn’t it? Or is that just me? 😉
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Ooooh la la!
What images you are putting in my head!
Her voice is gorgeous, especially in Fly Me To The Moon…and yes I think it does make me want to dive into something…champagne or sweet vermouth – it is intoxicating.
I had to sing Fly Me To The Moon at an event once – it is so so so so hard to try to match her intonation.
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This too shall pass
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It’s August and it’s cold dark and wet. She has a wonderful voice.
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So true – so did you lose your lecky today? I heard the trains were chaos tonight.
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That assumes we have discovered Electricity in Yorkshire…. No we didn’t lose it.
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Well…you see I knew you must, as one day in Yorkshire generates enough electricity via wind farms to power the entire ASDA empire.
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