September’s Theme:
Songs and/or Dreams in 60 words exactly.
Favorite songs, least favorite songs, ear worms, songs you like to sing, songs you wish you could sing, songs that bring up happy or sad memories, songs from your past, songs from your car, songs you never tire of, songs you love to dance to (or would if you had someone to dance with), ethnic songs, songs you’ve written, why we sing.
Day dreams, night dreams, recurring dreams, nightmares, the hypnagogic state, dreams as in ambitions, dreams that came true, the meaning of dreams, your theory about how we can envision things in dreams we’ve never seen while awake, why we dream. Dreaming: We spend a good chunk of our lives doing it.
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She appears unimpressed with her engagement. I find myself wondering who she was about to marry.
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Apparently what we’re seeing is her “steady reserve.” But your observation makes more sense to me.
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Sorry, mention Saul in Washington DC and I instantly think of Homeland. Then I became distracted at ICQ, having forgotten it existed till you mentioned it, and now I remember connecting with friends on it for the first time in more than a decade.
I would like to visit her too. The highlight of my work trips to DC was making time for exhibitions and gallery visits.
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Heh, this Saul lived in Utah when we corresponded but had relatives in the DC area.
Yes, ICQ was a great communication device at the turn of the century.
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Dona, thank you for reminding me about Adventures in Art, a wonderful book published by the National Gallery. I used it with my kids, especially when we were homeschooling. I look forward to introducing my grandsons to it. Ginevra is inside!
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