But I know I shall be homesick for you, even in heaven.
Beth March to Jo in Robin Swicord's screenplay of Little Women
It's been too cold and rainy for the gardening I had planned to do with J, and my beloved has spent the weekend at the computer, struggling with some gnarly problems in a freelance editing job.
Sometimes, often, we don't get what he hope for. Lost spring days outdoors, after such a long, frigid winter, are especially hard to endure, as are lost weekend days with my beloved.
Bird-watching from indoors, the view of the lake, crochet, reading: small pleasures. I'm grateful, but melancholy. Gillian Armstrong's movie version of
Little Women brings warmth, comfort, and the peculiar sense of companionship that comes with familiar storytelling.
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