One night, when I was a college freshman, a girl in my dorm made this memory.
A tall, black-haired, busty, beauty from Boca Raton saw the sparkle of snow for the very first time. She ran out, barefoot, wearing filmy baby-blue, baby-doll pajamas.
--me strauss Letting me be
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That could've been me.
I had seen snow in the Sierras a couple of times, but I was 41 when I first saw snow falling. I was outside Santa Fe, N.M., and it was the most magical thing I'd ever seen. There was a gravitational force that drew me outdoors, tongue stuck out, arms raised, face up. No coat, no hat.
4 comments:
That could've been me.
I had seen snow in the Sierras a couple of times, but I was 41 when I first saw snow falling. I was outside Santa Fe, N.M., and it was the most magical thing I'd ever seen. There was a gravitational force that drew me outdoors, tongue stuck out, arms raised, face up. No coat, no hat.
Pure magic.
What a magical description of it you write. I can picture it exactly in my mind. How lovely it must have been for you!
and? it ends there????
It ends in your imagination. :)
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