Yesterday she approached me, touched me gently on my shoulder and said: “You are hot today”.
I replied: “I am always hot” and stepped away from the fire.
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Clint Adams, why are you posting here, and what have you done to the real Sune Vuorela?
Maybe change the title to “Pusling’s Yammerings” ;-)
hummm! he said she said :)
she asked: Can we live here?
(I could not see her, I could only see the light from the direction in which she was speaking, when I turned to look, she was gone.) aug ’76
Isn’t it funny, how some things are just harder to forget than others.