New Year's Eve x 2
1.
New Year's Eve
at the country club
golden oldies
2.
auld lang syne—
two strangers decide
to hook up
posted by Bill | 7:31 PM
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16 Comments:
enjoyed happy new year bill
john
good ones, Bill
auld lang syne --what does that mean?
Wish you a Joyous and Peaceful 2009, dear
devika
oh i got it..from google
'old long ago' :)
got the song link too..
wishes
devika
Well done!
I like both!
Happy New Year!
Best wishes,
Angelika
Very nice.
Good ones Bill. A sense of friendship, familiarity and change. A great start to the year.
May 2009 be good to you!
John, Devika, Angelika, Vaughn, and jem, thank you and happy new year.
Devika, thanks for that extra effort. The song is customarily sung at midnight on New Year's Eve.
Thanks for that thoughtful reading, jem.
Thanks Bill,
I always do..when it comes to understanding anything i love/attempt to learn :)
thank you for the wishes,
devika
Just in case there is anyone who didn't know, the wonderful words of that song were written by Robert Burns, the great Scottish poet.
a bit of nosalgia and hope for the future... isn't that what most of us feel at transitions like this...
happy 2009 to you and yours, bill!
Liked those..
Wish you a very happy creative year, Bill!
I started out loving poetry after I read Robert Burns in school. He and Browning still remain amongst my favourites.
That Auld lang syne is very familiar for me; our English teacher liked the Scottish a lot, and we had to sing that song. Later I visited Scotland many times, and learned something else, too. ,-)
I don't tell what happened in Granton, in Edinburg, this is not a naughty Page...
Hope you had a nice break, and glad you're back, as I've missed your gems!
Thanks for the thought, polona.
Two of my favorites, too, gautami.
So, Tikkis, it's true what they say about Scotland.
Thanks very much, Lyn.
auld lang syne—
two strangers decide
to hook up
gorgeous poetry ... the irony is fabulous ... >> Gina
Thank you, Gina.
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