Friendly Freaks Group (UK)

It's late and I'm with my meds in llalalalallalla zzzzzzzzz land - but i was thinking of you as I saw the big moon tonight driving into town. Wondered if you were looking at it too.

love ((((((e)))))) miss you x

ooooooooooh Endy... I just saw a shooting star - it was luverly - here, then gone

wander if you are looking at the stars tonight love. Thinking of you and hoping you are able to venture out for a little walk.

Always here whenever you can pop by.

Peace (((((e))))) x

My regards, endy.

endy, been thinking of you lately.

Hope you're writing.

It's farmer's market season here - all the veggies bring you to mind if nothing else has already.

SOMETIMES THE SKY BELONGS TO ME

Sometimes the sky belongs to me
And wraps me in infinity
Sometimes it turns the other way
And hides itself in clouds of gray

Some days the sun consoles my fears
And lifts the wetness of my tears
Some nights the stars and moon embrace
The sorrow written on my face

And lay a sheet of silken weave
Upon the pillow where I grieve
When stars have nowhere else to be
Sometimes the sky belongs to me

-- by Elizabeth Santos, Pottstown, PA



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Hey Endy

Just posting some pics and wishing to say hey ((you)) x

Morning dew.
These photographs are just beautiful, Iz.

I hope Endy sees them.
I think he'd love them, too.

Hello there, Endy, if you're reading this.
Greetings & my very best wishes from the cold zone!
I miss hearing from you.

Good day to you all - fantastic photographs Izzie
Hey Olga, everyone - it's great to be back (this time, I hope for good)
I've missed you all

regards
endy

Once again we are bedazzled and stunned by your wonderfully brilliant photographic eye Izzie!

Yes -
I like how intriguing they are - they make me want to sit outside and eat salad
Ah...summer

Well look who's here!

Wonderful!

So good to see you again, Endy!

What a wonderful way to start my day off. Good morning, endy and endy's friends.

It feels good to be back - really does

Good evening, edgar & tsar.

Have you been writing, Endy?

Did you cooked that lentil soup ever again?

What music are you listening to these days? Wanna share?



Enough questions for now?

That was quick!
Gone in a flash!
What did I say wrong?
Where did everyone go?

Speaking of music, I think you'll like this, Endy. Or you might be familiar with it already?
I've posted it on A2K a couple of times already, but this time for you. I think it's lovely.:

You're so right, edgarb - it was wonderful to start a day with an endy sighting.

Hi Olga - Well, I've written one poem

And something for the R thread, on trying to write about what's important to me. I was just reading through and correcting all the spelling mistakes (i've improved a bit on that score, but still need to check everything through a couple of times).

Ahhh the lentil soup - yes, I did go a bit nuts for that, I even made curry out of it!
But right now it's too warm for filling up. I have been eating a lot of tomato based dishes - Italian (I'm growing my own basil - and so far, it's still alive....just).

While i was away i had to stay in hospital for a while (nothing serious) and the food was revolting (that's putting it politely )
I knew I was getting back on my feet when i started dreaming about all the much better meals i could concoct in my own kitchen! (And I'm no chef)

I'm fighting fit again now. Ready for anything, in fact. How about you?


Hmmmm music....?



Well, here's something i posted on Letty's thread this morning - seems appropriate for this thread, too






What have i been listening to? Well - I've mostly been playing guitar myself (Nick Drake- ish) But I've (in my creative moments) been into this (link below), from Israel. Although it might not be your cup of tea I think you will be interested.
If you listen through to the end - I promise you it will lift you up - it certainly has touched a lot of people.




I've also been listening to classical music quite a bit. I found the album I was listening to when i wrote the WWI story. Although the tracks are 'classics for funerals' some are very inspiring. I especially like Gabriel Faure's Pavane Op. 50

Here it is with paintings by Claude Monet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpgyTl8yqbw


I also like this version of it by
Meyers-Cutsinger, Classical Guitar Duo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6U4jLdUCiE


Here's something else by them - something a bit more lively!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRAnf4POBLY&feature=related


all the best

endy

Hey - I will check out your youtube link - thanks Olga

Cheers ehBeth

Good to see you, too

Hey Olga - I loved the video and song - thank you for that
After watching it and thinking about stuff - I 've decided to leave the R thread alone for a while. Who needs it anyway?

I've just finished reading a really good book - The Places in Between by Rory Stewart. I just want to make a prediction - that one day he will be PM of Britain.

I hear you have a new PM over there in Australia - a lot has changed while I've been gone. Here on the forum, too. It's grown from a village into a town around here. I kind of like that - you can lose yourself.