i’m heading back over to blogger.
follow along and tell me what you think!
i’m heading back over to blogger.
follow along and tell me what you think!
Pancho Villa, last words
1877-1923
And you,
Were right to bide your time …
Well the good things are never free
Do the colours of the rainbow look the same to everyone?
And I,
Was rushing round in circles for a reason to believe
Wipe the slime from off your sleeve
You could follow me for weeks
And I’m not going anywhere
Sometimes it’s hard to love someone
Till the day that they are gone
And I
Just had a dream the other night
I was married to the Queen
And Madonna lived next door
…
And the kids were all grown up
But I had to turn her down
‘Cos I was still in love with you
I’m turning Madonna down
I’m calling it my best move
I’ll get her tickets to what she needs
I remember doing nothing on the night Sinatra died
And the night Jeff Buckley died
And the night Kurt Cobain died
And the night John Lennon died
I remember I stayed up to watch the news with everyone
And that was a lot of nights
And that was a lot of lives
Who lost the tickets to what they need?
And I
Was busy finding answers while you just got on with real life
Always hoped you’d be my wife
But I never found the time
For the question to arrive
I just disguised it in a song
And songs are never quite the answer
Just a soundtrack to a life
That is over all too soon
Helps to turn the days to night
While I was wrong and you were right
And this was a lesson learned
I’m happy to be your fool
And get you tickets to what you need
I’m turning the lights down low
I’m ready to make my move
I’ll get you tickets to what you need
Badly Drawn Boy
You Were Right
warm saturday or sunday afternoon.
soft quilt or blanket.
park with a pond or lake.
sour batard or raisin walnut artisan bread.
old bread to feed the ducks.
fresh figs or fig spread.
kalmata olives.
sliced honeycrisp or nittany apples.
wisconsin’s stravecchio parmesan cheese.
brie cheese or another extra soft creamy cheese.
scrabble, chess or checkers.
sparkling water.
someone cute and funny to share it all with.
Sir Richard Steele
i’m currently reading:
the new yorker, september 7, 2009
the garden party by katherine mansfield
mustangs—spirit of the shrinking west, national geographic, february 2009
a favourite blog written by one of my oldest childhood friends.
we share first names. but i spell color differently: colour.