I have had a series of "Moby Dick Days" ("whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul..." and I start to feel like I'd only feel better if I walked through the street knocking people's hats off) the past little while. The only cure for this, as one knows, is to take to the sea--("For whatever we lose (like a you or a me)
it's always ourselves we find in the sea.").
So, I will be going to the sea to see my dear invalid friend, Bunbury. I shall return when he is well.
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wish Bunbury well for me :)
Ah, I have not seen Bunbury for these many years now...do tell him hello. But tell him not to get well *too* quickly, so you can have a nice visit. :) lol
Can I come? I've never met Bunbury, or heard of him.. Feeling left out, but I would love to go to the sea...
Everyone is invited! Everyone needs a Bunbury--and after our call today, I'm so glad you remember him! :) He would be most devastated to be forgotten, after all.