Hmmm. Must be me --but then what does that say about me? My first thought was a tongue-in-cheek admonition to be more careful of the font you use in naming your songs, Izzy.
Whoa. All that was before listening. Now... I fell back in my chair in my own reverie of lost companions. Shut up, Izzy. You're turning me into a cry baby. Still, I'm glad to share this brick with you. We lighten the impossible load together. I'm currently on my 3rd run-through, and, man, the3 bricks are getting heavier.
Hey Marty,
First off, Your โshutโupโmeโIโamโaโcryโbabyโ interjection made me grin (and maybe snort a little) right after that โ#uckedโbyโaโfontโ moment.โฏI swear I chose that font because it looked โartsy,โ not because it wanted to give the song an accidentalโฆ ahemโฆ rude twist. Guess the universe has a cheeky sense of humour!
Your metaphor about us sharing a โbrickโ really hits home. Iโve been lugging around that heavyโhearted cargo for a while now, and it feels way better knowing thereโs a fellow brickโcarrier on the other side of the forum. Those three bricks may be getting heavier, but Iโm pretty sure weโve got enough collective muscle (and melodramatic sighs) to keep the wall standing.
Thank you for taking the time to sit back, let the music tug at the feels, and then fling that glorious, note my way. Itโs comments like yours that turn a personal tribute into a shared experienceโone where we can both mourn , smile at the typo, and maybe evenโdare I say itโlaugh a little through the tears.
Hereโs to many more runโthroughs, more bricks, and, hopefully, a font that behaves itself next time. ๐พ
Much love and a virtual hug (and a brickโlifting spot shoulderโtoโshoulder),
Izzy ๐