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The Gipsy Kings are playing in the background, Tu quieres volver; the downtown lights shimmer through my windows, a rather wet evening is unfolding out there...

Christmas is on my doorstep. 2007 has gone by so fast it might have been a dream. So many good things have paved the way to this evening, as well as a few sad ones, that I can’t help smiling. Life at its best. It’s no special evening though, a simple Saturday night towards the end of December, way after that has happened and a bit before this now takes place.

Le vent nous portera. I didn’t expect it, but I’m on random... Je n’ai pas peur de la route.

Somewhere across the globe, it’s almost morning. Sleepy eyes will soon look for a smoking cup of coffee while I sip on my Greygoose very dry martini - two garlic-stuffed olives no less. It’s sometimes hard to grasp the time difference, especially when Skype can nullify it almost completely, linking two opposites and making us feel like we could touch each other.

Aznavour, La bohème. Are we still in our bohème years or are we looking back at them? Is a time always destined to become the good old days of some future date? Will we look back and melt or are we melting today?

Le rapace, Francois de Roubaix. Ok, this is not random, it’s my nostalgia playlist. Siempre hay que esperar. But in two weeks or so, I will be flying east, so far and so fast that I won’t be able to catch my breath until later. It will be the trip of a lifetime, in many ways. The beginning of the apotheoses, the end of a long intro. A loop closed, another opened. Blissful stress of living every minute a thousand times.

A short walk outside tonight lead me to the Seawall to take a picture of the giant Christmas decorations in a cluster of five trees right next to home, to show Marie, way down there, some artificial northern lights...

 

 Posted at 11:38 PM in Always: & Schtroumpfissime:

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  • 1 - marie says:

    « I miss your ice air and northern darkness...I can’t wait for you to explain my own sky to me. »

  • 2 - Vince says:

    « Oh, it’s easy. Look down at the most beautiful flower. Then look in the opposite direction. That’s the sky. It’s big. Sometimes it’s blue, sometimes I am too. Sometimes it’s dark and so are thoughts. The bright little diamonds in the sky at night are the stars. They’re all linked to each other by imaginary lines, just like we are. Together, they mean more than by themselves. When they shine, so do we. You can follow them to where you are going, they are never wrong.

    Tomorrow, I’ll tell you about clouds, which are just celestial curtains for when the stars need privacy... ;-) »

  • 3 - Anonymous says:

    « Reading you two is like living in a dream full of flowers,
    sunsets, birds, white sand beaches, blue clouds and billions of stars.
    Thank you. »

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