· Today I just wanted to share some D words I am grateful for...
DARK - I like the dark. I like it so dark of a
night I wear an eye-mask to block out any remnants of light and to assist me
travelling to a universe where I can dream the night away. The darkest night I
remember was in Wagga Wagga (Wiradjuri country) back in 1997 when I was invited
to be writer-in-residence at the Wagga Wagga Writers Writers. My home there was in a little cottage on the grounds of Charles Sturt University,
right across from the boutique winery of the same name. Like having one massive
bar fridge! I arrived on a Sunday night around 7pm and am told my first words
upon arrival were; "F&*! It’s dark here!" And it was. Not only
was it the darkest night sky I'd ever seen, it was probably one of the only
places I have ever been truly afraid of the night. I was told the house had a
'resident friendly ghost' and so I waited for it to appear.... it never did.
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DIAMONDS - to some they are a girl’s best friend,
others they are more like a sista but right night they feel like a long lost
cousin to me. *violins play* Seriously, I'm grateful for the few little chips I
have because they were given with love and mark special moments in my life.
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DARLING: I like terms of endearment for
lovers (darling, dear, dearest and so on). Although I recall telling one beau
NOT to call me sweet pea! I also appreciate terms used with warmth for
my loved ones such as sista, tidda, cuz.
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DAFFODILS:
the beautiful yellow flowers light up my flat and my face. What’s not to
be grateful for?
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DATES: Not the ones involving members of the
opposite sex, I mean the ones I put on my oatmeal every morning. I love ‘em!
4 comments:
hehehe 'sweat pea'?!?! Too funny! Was he from the UK??!!! I have a friend who insisted on using 'treacle' as a term of endearment, it took quite awhile to talk him out of that one, but through hard work and perseverance I got there!
Deadly ox
I love the dark too. I love how when I walk out into my backyard at night there are no streetlights. Just stars.
Emma - no, he was a local boy from the inner west :) and TREACLE as a term of endearment... now I've heard everything!!!!
Sandy - your backyard sounds like a stunning place to venture of a night!
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