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I enjoy writing these stores, so if you think you might enjoy reading them, grab some of whatever you fancy and forget the world’s troubles for a while.
At least you can skip the boring bits, and won’t need to lie about getting home for the baby sitter — which is what Heather and I had to do on the most boring evening we ever spent.
It was at a good friend’s house, years ago. They’d invited another couple, who arrived with a projector and screen. They were just back from Doing Europe, and he’d photographed everything from Notre Dame to the Uffizi, with his wife posing in front of every monument. And he showed us every slide. There are no shortcuts with a Kodak Carousel, especially when you don’t have the remote.
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Speaking of photos, I’m not too bothered by how faded and/or unfocused some of our old photos are. They remind me how time passes.
Enjoy, and feel free to share your own.
This an excellent development. Your comfortable style directly linked to your own life experiences makes for an interesting read. I especially liked the subtle, gentle humour and wry observations, especially where they connect with my common experiences.
Thank you Ken, so glad you like it.