I took this photo on our normal Saturday morning Cottesloe walk which is fast becoming a tradition for Groover and me.
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It’s kind of a scary and sweet thought mixed together…
I’m not a very religious person but I had a reading I wanted at my wedding – from the book of Tobit. I didn’t know it ‘first-hand’, so to speak. As with most things I know, I read it in a book (in this case it was ‘A prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving).
Tobit contains a simple wish for bride and groom “Grant that they may find mercy and may grow old together”.
S’nice innit? 🙂
I’ll wish the same for You and Groover and also a very merry Christmas.
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Wouldn’t it be lovely to sit on a bench and look at the ocean knowing that the only reason to hurry home is to put the kettle on for morning tea… sigh.
You know….for some reason, I get the feeling that they’re mad at each other. Stewing in silence.
Or even if they’re talking…I have a feeling there’s anger beneath the surface.
hmmm maybe but their knees are crossed towards each other – that suggests friendship doesn’t it? Or at least interest… she says grasping at straws…