Friday, June 1, 2012

Photographs and Memories

Today was one of those tough days, when the depression is too deep and too scary and so I thought it was best to get moving and stay moving.  I hope that I don't pay for this tomorrow.  I did pace myself and I did nap, so maybe tomorrow and Saturday will still be alright.  I can crash on Sunday.

One more move in the sewing room.  It really is just too crowded to function effectively and efficiently, and so a shift of this from here to there and see if that helps at all.  It really messed me up when I lost the design wall from the bigger room, but I'll be using this room in this way for a while now, so the big book shelf had to be moved, and the desk slid over.  It don't have a design wall yet, but I am a step closer.  Now I need to sell off two of the vintage machines.  Becca and I argued about the third one, and so it will stay for just a while, but I think that in the end it will also have to go. 

But as I was moving things from here to there, empty one set of drawers, putting everything in a different set, thinking of all the memories.  Moving my inspiration poster to a new wall so that I see it as I am working.  Taking down and moving a few things that I no longer enjoy.... this song kept ringing in my head.  Really, only the very first verse, but all the same I found all of the lyrics to keep me happy and share with you here.  I hope you enjoy.

Photographs and memories
Christmas cards you sent to me
All that I have are these
To remember you

Memories that come at night
Take me to another time
Back to a happier day
When I called you mine

But we sure had a good time
When we started way back when
Morning walks and bedroom talks
Oh, how I loved you then

Summer skies and lullabies
Nights we couldn't say goodbye
And of all of the things that we knew
Not a dream survived

Photographs and memories
All the love you gave to me
Somehow it just can't be true
That's all I've left of you

But we sure had a good time
When we started way back when
Morning walks and bedroom talks
Oh, how I loved you then

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