I'd still rather have that gruff bastard than the frail old man we got back yesterday.
*hugs*
Time is hard on people, and it's hard on the people around the people. I am glad that even if you'll never have the conversation with your family, you've been able to have it at all.
The other morning I looked up and could have sworn one had taken the form of Pan sitting on the roof and playing the syrinx. I've walked past since and can still see the satyr from the corner of my eye.
I wonder at what point it stops being an optical illusion and simply becomes a satyr.
I heard there was a cormorant in a Birmingham suburb a few days ago and would dearly like to see it. What does it know that we don't? Perhaps it's waiting for a new coastline.
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Date: 2020-12-08 12:15 am (UTC)*hugs*
Time is hard on people, and it's hard on the people around the people. I am glad that even if you'll never have the conversation with your family, you've been able to have it at all.
The other morning I looked up and could have sworn one had taken the form of Pan sitting on the roof and playing the syrinx. I've walked past since and can still see the satyr from the corner of my eye.
I wonder at what point it stops being an optical illusion and simply becomes a satyr.
I heard there was a cormorant in a Birmingham suburb a few days ago and would dearly like to see it. What does it know that we don't? Perhaps it's waiting for a new coastline.
Paging Robert Macfarlane!