Sweetly spirited, dear AC, and so shrewd, to leave an entire hand, free -- for, correct me if I'm wrong, the glass IS the helm. Now, if only one could improvise a third-ranked passion, for the solace of that free hand .. alors, le blogging?
Possibly some loose molecule from a Tennessee Williams story rolling around in the back of one's mind; pitch of the deck dislodging it, as you might expect.
Dear Franck, one tends to thank Neptune in advance, whenever one gets near the water. But there you are, inspiring again: the drawing near to water is such an excitement, I wonder that we haven't discussed it before ~
Dear Tomas, I'm so glad you could come 'over' from tumblr to this stodgy destination. I'm too vain to allow you to speak of thieving; it's so much nicer to feel discovered. You give a brilliant and generous page, and I love to visit it.
Sailing is my second passion...
ReplyDeleteHow close is it to champagne to make it jealous?
ReplyDeleteOne hand on the helm, the other holding a glass of Champagne (and vice versa).
ReplyDeleteSweetly spirited, dear AC, and so shrewd, to leave an entire hand, free -- for, correct me if I'm wrong, the glass IS the helm. Now, if only one could improvise a third-ranked passion, for the solace of that free hand .. alors, le blogging?
ReplyDelete"The Solace of the Free Hand"... What a nice title for a novel or a short story...
ReplyDeletePossibly some loose molecule from a Tennessee Williams story rolling around in the back of one's mind; pitch of the deck dislodging it, as you might expect.
ReplyDeleteamazing posts last couple of daze, will probably steal them all..still can't get over your bro story.....tomas, from cine
ReplyDeleteThank Neptune for these timely "pitches of the deck"...
ReplyDeleteDear Franck, one tends to thank Neptune in advance, whenever one gets near the water. But there you are, inspiring again: the drawing near to water is such an excitement, I wonder that we haven't discussed it before ~
ReplyDeleteDear Tomas, I'm so glad you could come 'over' from tumblr to this stodgy destination. I'm too vain to allow you to speak of thieving; it's so much nicer to feel discovered. You give a brilliant and generous page, and I love to visit it.
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