Here is the background music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ32WWXHyjg&feature=related
I left the house the last two days after watching the video of Edith Piaf singing this, and felt the music held me together, somehow.
Today I found the above link with the lyrics. Well, just a few minutes ago, actually. And I think about practicing the song, learning the French, and absorbing a way to carry myself amidst all the the local stuff, my situation, and now that I have begun to break down, become a loose cannon in heavy seas, and need to start singing a theme song.
I never heard daddy sing this. Maybe my voice can do it, or at least an internal hum.
Oh, and here is the video where you see Edith actually sing it.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g4NiHef4Ks
I will publish this for those who need a thread to follow and hang onto for a few minutes. Swing thru the yardarms, catch daddy's little finger. and he would toss you up in the air and have one child on his shoulders, and a third in the crook of his left arm. Three ages, three locations, all juggled thru heavy seas.
I'm back, trying to figure out where I have been these last two months. Must move backwards. No other way. I went to Agricultural Extention Center today, which would have been, Thursday, perennials, and indeed it was. But, they start at 9 a.m., and I had no intention of joining up with Master Gardeners, but, I walked thru the trees and shrubs that were Marcia's domain. And how amazing. So much accomplished, especially last year, her choice what to order and to place. And I didn't get to see her motor her electric wheel chair thru this year, as I searched to be with the buds of the fruits. No, I was otherwise occupied. But, the trees and the tree cover, totally open for occupation, all picked up, and I see what is a year old, what is two years old. What we put the signs on last year, following her map, and this year all is perfection, needing nothing but walking, and seeing, the only tribute she would want. I found out about her sudden death yesterday, Wednesday, annuals. La Vie En Rose. I was priviledged
the two times we went out together last year. I was so joyous. A Girl of the Limberlost. A dream come true. Thank you Marcia Anne Stefani. The music is great. The canopy is fine, the shelter is all it should be. Thank you. Thank you, Marcia. And there was a cool breeze, too. And I saw the special plant up front. I will write the name down, next time. I will practice with my special pencil. Thank you, Marcia.
I left the house the last two days after watching the video of Edith Piaf singing this, and felt the music held me together, somehow.
Today I found the above link with the lyrics. Well, just a few minutes ago, actually. And I think about practicing the song, learning the French, and absorbing a way to carry myself amidst all the the local stuff, my situation, and now that I have begun to break down, become a loose cannon in heavy seas, and need to start singing a theme song.
I never heard daddy sing this. Maybe my voice can do it, or at least an internal hum.
Oh, and here is the video where you see Edith actually sing it.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g4NiHef4Ks
I will publish this for those who need a thread to follow and hang onto for a few minutes. Swing thru the yardarms, catch daddy's little finger. and he would toss you up in the air and have one child on his shoulders, and a third in the crook of his left arm. Three ages, three locations, all juggled thru heavy seas.
I'm back, trying to figure out where I have been these last two months. Must move backwards. No other way. I went to Agricultural Extention Center today, which would have been, Thursday, perennials, and indeed it was. But, they start at 9 a.m., and I had no intention of joining up with Master Gardeners, but, I walked thru the trees and shrubs that were Marcia's domain. And how amazing. So much accomplished, especially last year, her choice what to order and to place. And I didn't get to see her motor her electric wheel chair thru this year, as I searched to be with the buds of the fruits. No, I was otherwise occupied. But, the trees and the tree cover, totally open for occupation, all picked up, and I see what is a year old, what is two years old. What we put the signs on last year, following her map, and this year all is perfection, needing nothing but walking, and seeing, the only tribute she would want. I found out about her sudden death yesterday, Wednesday, annuals. La Vie En Rose. I was priviledged
the two times we went out together last year. I was so joyous. A Girl of the Limberlost. A dream come true. Thank you Marcia Anne Stefani. The music is great. The canopy is fine, the shelter is all it should be. Thank you. Thank you, Marcia. And there was a cool breeze, too. And I saw the special plant up front. I will write the name down, next time. I will practice with my special pencil. Thank you, Marcia.
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