Together We Will Live Forever

The Wind brings a new change, a new season.
And when the heart sings songs to the moon and prays at every Cross a Church holds, red in the black, I realise the innocence is still there. A heart that can melt at the thought of a romance, a soulmate and a soul that can tremble at the very thought of hurting someone and being hurt in return.
It's like an ancient tree which realises there's still some gum left in the bark.
It's a great joy to learn that after so much, and after so long, one is not immune to love, or seeming thoughts of love. It's a great joy to learn that something can still hurt. And you can still ache and be pained.
Vital signs.... of life. And that your soul is still breathing, still journeying. Still counting on the wisdom it has accumulated over the previous births... and even this one, still. Still banking on you to listen to your heart and take the right decision, stay true to yourself.
Amen.

For those who love, here's a haunting song, "a bath for your soul" by Clint Mansell: "Together We Will Live Forever"

The Unromantic Me

I can't do dinners.


If am eating, then it's imperative for me to watch movies, or read something - even if it's the most boring and uninteresting account of anything. I can't eat with family or friends or anyone on the dining table, talking. I just get bored. Even with family, I get a book along for dinner. Wonder what P.G. Wodehouse would have to say about that. That's the only way I can enjoy food. In fact if I was sitting with my Mum on the dining table, it would be an awkward moment. 


When friends - especially males - say let's have dinner, I avoid it. I can't get past the starters or soup for the life of me. 


For meeting friends, or bonding over months, the best thing to do is watch movies. That's a well spent, well utilized evening to me.


The idea of having a romantic, candle-light dinner, is definitely appealing to me, as is for every girl, but... I don't think I can sail through it. The best thing for me and Alexander to do would be to watch a film, together.... finish it in, say, 6 hours or so ;)