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Re: inhibitiion of tongues & chairs
l. godlove wrote:
first let me say Lynzi that your posts (in this manner) delight me and
never cease to amaze me. you express something in a way that a person can
picture. can breath. what you are saying. I could feel the emotions that
you wrote. I smiled when you said they smiled. I can't express really what
I Am trying to say, so I suppose I should quit trying. anyway, basically
it's a thanks. cause it allowed me to be at that breakfast though the miles
did not allow.
> consumer. the joy of it being: you offer money, the
> world gives you what you theoretically want...
most of the time it works that way anyway!
> I am rather fond of food.
> did I mention I like food?
> almost as much as I like books
> and coffee
> and sharp coloured pencils
> and listies...
I feel the same. except for the coffee (don't be shocked) I just have never
gathered a taste for it. in fact, I have used it to keep me awake driving
by telling myself I would have to drink it if I started nodding off. ;-)
that's one of my few flaws I suppose people. another being (as Jessyka
knows now) that I am allergic to alcolhol, so when I get to meet you all I
have no stepped out and said "don't buy me an alcoholic drink!" ;-) I now
feel a little exposed. well, I might regret this post? ;-)
> hmm.
> just when your mouth is stuffed full of breakfast,
> your hero arrives.
seems to always be the pattern. don't you hate that?!
> "may I join you?" he asks, indicating to the fourth
> chair. I toss my sketchpad from the seat to the
> floor and nod and murmer.
LOL. I wonder what the expression would have been if you would have had the
guts to tease a bit and say "nope, sorry" ;-) oh, I have an evil mind
sometimes. and of course, I wouldn't have the guts...
> they both seemed disapointed at the presence of three.
>
> they so much wanted more of you guys there.
oh and how I would have loved to be. but the miles wouldn't allow it. one
of these days. one of these days. of course, bink? I still think it would
be really cool if they opened for you when you play for me!
> of course, I said none of these things, not really.
> of course, I can scarcely remember what was said.
> of course, I tripped over words and chairs in my
> efforts to convey.
it's a strange thing isn't it? we tend to stop being able to express if we
are around those we respect. I wonder why that is? perhaps it's becuase we
want to listen? perhaps it's becuase suddenly none of the things you wanted
to say really seem important? I don't know. it's puzzled me for years.
again, lynzi, thanks. if they didn't read it in your eyes I hope that (oh I
hope I don't screw up her name) Stacie (a few names are running through my
head. oh well, and for some reason I don't think this one is right...) gets
a copy and shows it to them. I think they would enjoy it.
amy
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