You wrap up so much meaning of what it is to visit a friend in a wonderful oracle of "happy times", and we get that very human sense of connection here, Moya. So skilfully wrought, my dear.
I like "presaged happy times" to tell us about the visit indirectly. And how nice to think of twin rainbows as double joy and your grandchild as a double joy, too.
Moya, you are like a prolific flower, continually sending out new and ever more radiant blooms.
Did the producers of the movie "Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont" starring the Brittish actress Joan Plowright) buy the rights to your book Basket of Rain? I hadn't heard of it until I read a review in the AARP magazine. Apparently it became an "art house" favorite and is being released on DVD.
Thank you Anne, yes, we get glimpses. Thank you John, I'm glad to felt the connection. You have been in my thoughts. Thank you Barbary, your antenae picked up all points I wanted to make - I must admit to being pleased about "presaged". Thanks Amy, it was full - nothing to beat a little girl's giggle. Thanks Esaiah. Beryl, I shall have to look that up - thanks for the implied compliment. Thank you for the "flower" comment. There are times when I envy comment writers every bit as article writers. Moya
I have yet to try my hand at haikus, but reading what others can write in such few words is such a pleasure. I can understand the joy of meeting up with old friends..nicely done.
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So skilfully wrought, my dear.
Did the producers of the movie "Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont" starring the Brittish actress Joan Plowright) buy the rights to your book Basket of Rain? I hadn't heard of it until I read a review in the AARP magazine. Apparently it became an "art house" favorite and is being released on DVD.
Thank you John, I'm glad to felt the connection. You have been in my thoughts.
Thank you Barbary, your antenae picked up all points I wanted to make - I must admit to being pleased about "presaged".
Thanks Amy, it was full - nothing to beat a little girl's giggle.
Thanks Esaiah.
Beryl, I shall have to look that up - thanks for the implied compliment. Thank you for the "flower" comment. There are times when I envy comment writers every bit as article writers. Moya