Homesick
(Rule) Sweet (Page).
There's no place like (Run).
(Plate) is where the heart is.
Keep the (work) fires burning.
Bring (the chickens come
(nothing to write
(drive the point) about)
to roost)
the bacon.
You can never go (until the cows come) again.
Be it ever so humble, there's no place like your castle.
The lights are on, but . . .
Image from Tumbleweed Tiny House Company.
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Hope your weekend is an easy one.
wakingupslowly - Thanks, Lady. Yours too.
Unbreakable - I couldn't have said it better myself!
and don't you LOVE Tumbleweed Tiny Houses? i want three on a couple acres somewhere up north and a close friend: one for me, one for him, one for people we love. heaven.
The lights are on, but . . ."
Those lines, plus the wooden little castle, are very sweet.
Kisses,
Marcela
littlewillie - Your pitbull must be a friendly sort, then.
john - depends on what you pull it with. If you use a team of oxen, the question is how much land would you need to graze them.
Marcela - Thanks, my friend!
Here's wishing you a (on the range). (pretty lame, huh?)
I do hope things get better for ya.. {{HUGS}}
Er, maybe hugged parenthetically.
or just proper (hugged)
This would be beautiful performed by a choir. Thank you for sharing it, Owl.
more hoping that you are doing well.
hgtv... house porn. I finally gave up my subscriptions to Home & Garden and Style at Home. Much to my husband's relief. If it is possible to decorate entirely with just magazines, then there would be some greater purpose for those damn things. :)
Now, how could you let this slip through the night feed. I almost missed it. I was snoozing after that great cabana boy massage at Robin's blog. ~sigh~
dicea - Cool. I wouldn't have thought of a performance . . . I wonder if anyone would "get" it.
bah - We actually did that once, when downsizing from one place to another. It wasn't intentional, but the boxes did, in fact, unpack themselves . . . not pretty! We're doing ok, actually.
scanner - The idea behind the Tiny House is actually pretty darn cool. They're pricey as hell, though.
psychomama - Hmmm . . . Interesting thought . . . I may have to think about it.
screamin mama - Thanks!
Lea - That is often true! And I'll take that point!
Micheal - I hear ya' - and thanks. We someone "gets it," it makes the thought feel more valid.
Steve - We'll get there (feed or no feed).
AtHomePilgrm - That's a good image - I'm keeping that one close.
gmgaston - I've often thought that. Part of our dream for retirement (if we should be so lucky) is significant travel.
mamoore - Amen!!!
AshKW - I've actually been thinking about tents, lately ... I'm not opposed.
JK - Thanks, Betty - you ought to look them up, they are pretty damn cool! As for letting it slip through . . . well, it was kind of an experiment to begin with, so I posted it when I felt like it was done. The cabana boy did well, no? Robin throws great parties, no question!
—Melissa
Starlings/Melissa - It will happen. It's only a matter of time. And thanks.
Stacey - Amen, and thanks.
I enjoyed this twisted poem!
The lights are on, but . . ."
As if you read my mind, loved this :) The phrases all resonate, the last in particular, again, like a spiraling set of emotions with the point at the end.
peece!
dj
Jimenace - You read it exactly the way I felt it, man . . . exactly.
aaroncynic - That sounds like a marvelous idea; much richer than most!
And to continue the strange way that Wallace Stevens keeps coming up on OS (as Trudge164 noticed) it reminds me of his Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird.
Ahem.
Sorry, I'm kind of a geek for those.
Anyway, Dada to you.
Dug it. And rated it.