I have wanted to find ways to give to Goldfinch recently…for being wonderful. I feel so helpless from 10,100 miles away. So I have been racking my brain to think of little ways I can show him I think of him all the time.
I sent him a very sweet Australian gift – a large dark chocolate connoisseurs collection box from Australian chocolatiers Haigh’s. He probably did not want a big box of chocolates. But I sometimes don’t know how to light up his day from so far away. It is a big box. I hope he will share it with his friends and family and think of me.
How do you give someone a hug from 10,100 miles away? It is so frustrating!
Caramel 
Send a virtual 🤗
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I think he is happy. He was pleased with me 🙂
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That’s very nice.
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Hahaha…not easy but a virtual hug and a good chocolate sometimes works 🤗😉
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I think cheese and gin would have hit the nail more than chocolates, but I am hoping he can share the chocolates round.
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Ah, I’m so in the same boat!
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Are you in an LDR? (long distance relationship) Or do you mean the frustration of getting across how you feel about someone?
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Yeah, I’m in a long distance relationship – he’s in America and I’m in Australia. I’m looking forward to when the travel restrictions are relaxed enough so that I can go visit him. They’ll probably be relaxed enough for me to go visit him next year. It just hurts so much at times cause I really want to be with him right now but I have to wait.
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That is hard 😦
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Yeah – but we text and Skype and if we can’t do Skype, we voice chat, so at least there’s that.
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It is hard caring for someone in a much different time zone. Sounds like your doing what you can. xx
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lol – yes it is!
I remember nights when I was feeling amorous and longing for him….he would be at work at his desk – not a time when he was in the mood to sweet talk.
When he was feeling frisky during Australia’s nighttime, my phone was in my locker at work and I was looking after patients.
Now things are different. Now Jack and I who are in the same time zone are frisky and amorous at the same time. Keeping a friendship with Goldfinch strong is not threatened by time zones. Nonetheless…I find there are never enough words, never enough gifts to make it clear that I will always be grateful to him.
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it is very frustrating! I want to be in London right now for special hugs. But your virtual hug in the form of chocolate is a good second best!
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Distance is a real problem when it comes to hugs!
I am always looking for new ways to make clear how special he is.
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A big box of chocolates would do it for me.
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❤ ❤ ❤
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💖💖
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🙂
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Have you seen those bracelets that you both can wear and when you think about each other you just touch your bracelet and theirs will glow, light up and buzz. Then you know your person is thinking about. ❤️
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That sounds like such a great idea. Would they work when one is in England and one is in Australia?
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