This song has been running around my head like a Wild Thing since I heard it during the upcoming movies bit at Harry Potter (which I loved).
I love songs that make me want to close my eyes and dream. Imagine running through the yard with the cold spring grass licking at my feet and the breeze rushing at me, through me, around me. Lifting my face to the sun and soaking up the light, heat, happiness. Picking honeysuckle blossoms and painstakingly releasing that single long stem to capture one drop of sweet nectar. Songs of carefree childhood.
Sparkly Street Family Update.
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Last night I made a roast pork dinner for the family; Fixit and I loved it,
Climber quite liked it, Cherub ate it but didn't enjoy it. Ki...
Saturday in Perth #3
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Cottesloe beach.
I've refrained from the usual photo of Indiana Tea Rooms with the Pylon
looming large in the background because I want to try to convey ho...
From my imagination
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Sometimes when I imagine something I’m able to capture it exactly. Then
after I work out all of the maths involved… I cut it straight out of fabric
and I s...
Postcards Twenty One
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Dear All
I was never good at taking the kids to the park. I did, very often. Living
in inner Sydney meant that that was what you did to guarantee your chi...
Relax?
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I've just come back from a massage. Nothing special, just a neck, shoulders
and back massage at the Chinese massage place in the local shopping centre.
I'v...
Is touch-typing relevant in the 'i' universe?
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*You know, at one time there must’ve been dozens of companies making buggy
whips. And I'll bet the last company around was the one that made the best
go...
The year in pictures - 2010
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Hi there! It's hard to believe its been over a year since my last post.
Here are some pics to show whats been happening around our house. Lots of
chang...
Even Monkeys Learn
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I've been keeping busy with lots of sewing as I just got a new sewing
machine last month. My other machine works fine for piecing, but was just
not cutting...
Change
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I have changed the name of my blog. When I first started this blog I have
to admit I was a little lost. I had just gotten out a really terrible
situation...
7 comments:
Melinda! You are deep into it today, do you have a child free day or something?
My piece of happy every day at the moment is looking out of my home-office window at the garden beyond. I'm loving our new house!
That is a gorgeous piece of writing !
I need to take a photo for it!!
Your writing is my piece of happy today.
The sun is always my slice of happy. I hate a grey day. Today the sky is brilliant blue - perfect.
Oh, what a wonderful, wonderful post!!!!
Visting your blog is my clice of happy this morning!
Or slice even...
Hi Melinda, loved your last post.
I too am baffled by the having to wake the children, my eldest in particular doesn't believe in sleep.
It took years to train him to stay in bed until 6am.
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