Oh dear!
Is it my imagination or is there more birds in the sky than normal? And how come im off my food? For some reason the flowers seem to smell sweeter! Whats with this semi-skip i keep doing in my walking?
How come i cant concentrate?And my belly is full of butterflies! And i cant stop smiling!
Ive got it bad!
Seriously she is one cool lassie, weve known each other forever and never noticed each other in THAT way before until easter weekend when we hit it off and couldnt keep our mitts off each other!
now were sending about 10 mms messages to each other every day!
I have often walked, down this street before,
but the pavement always stayed beneath my feet before,
All at once am I seven stories high
Knowing I’m on the street where you live…
or, if you prefer:
Maybe the sun gave me the pow’r,
For I could swim Loch Lomond and be home in half an hour.
Maybe the air gave me the drive,
For I’m all aglow and alive.
What a day this has been! What a rare mood I’m in!
Why, it’s almost like being in love!
There’s a smile on my face for the whole human race!
Why, it’s almost like being in love!
All the music of life seems to be like a bell that is ringing for me!
And from the way that I feel when that bell starts to peal,
I could swear I was falling, I would swear I was falling,
It’s almost like being in love.
Yes, Flanum, I know what you mean. I am 62 years old, and I find myself in a similar position. I think it was the piece of dark chocolate that she gave me during our first meeting; that’s what did it. Did you ever see the movie “Chocolat”?
My long-distance phone bill was so high that we had to get his and her cell phones with unlimited calling. We opted for the “family plan” with a two year contract, which hints that we both hope that this infatuation isn’t temporary. So now I am tearing up the highway (60 miles), driving back and forth several times a week.
The sentiments in Gerswin’s tune, “I’ve Got it Bad, and That Ain’t Good” are only partially true. They are good because being in love is wonderful. It ain’t so good if you think that you can keep on living your single, controlled life as you had been doing for years. So, you gratefully accept the pleasant reality that things are different now and get ready to make some major changes in your life. Do you mean that I have to give up control of my own refrigerator? Yes, Doug, you have to do that. But, but, no exceptions, sorry!
I am a fan of the “Comedian Harmonists”, a German, pre-WWII singing group. They have a humorous song about relationships. One stanza goes:
“She has eyes of blue,
I never cared for eyes of blue,
But she has eyes of blue,
And that’s my weakness now”
Way to go, mate. I had the same illness about 7 or 8 years ago. I married the infectious agent about a year and a half ago, and the disorder has just become progressively more serious.
No ye didnt, ive been really great mates with her for about 19 years and only now all of a sudden we clicked!
Shes currently in Belfast finishing off her masters, she has a thesis to hand in tomorrow and has exams starting next week, so i cant be bothering her until end of may, then were going to see each other as much as we can, take it from there so to speak!
we are going to take a good few weekend trips along the west, and ill see can i intereset her in a few days at the willie clancy week.
Yep. It’s definitely a very special time. Turns your life totally topsy-turvy in a wonderful way!
