Your girl sang Lavenders Blue at the foot at the neighborhood cul-de-sac and will sing louder tomorrow, although she may use a different song. Mrs. Johnson, her forth grade teacher from long ago, made sure none of her students got out of her basement class with a without a background in American folk songs.
No one was around when Fio sang today, but no one ever is at the end of the stretch--or along the way either--but in her deepest mind, she is dreaming that someone (or more) will join her. Hey--maybe she could put together a Christmas caroling group in the neighborhood....and the group would be able to sing at other festivities too!
Oh, how often have you heard Fiorella's daydreams swell into nothing?😕
Your girl's German class is still in full swing, but Das ist alles till tomorrow. You should be able to translate the accentuated words. After all, English and German are derived from the same language. For pronunciation, remember that the German "a" usually sounds like the "a" in a American's pronunciation of "lot."
Wish you could have seen Fiorella today: a pinkish pair of shorty-shorts, a really cute black top with pink and white flower design on it that your girl bought last year and which STILL FITS HER!
Fio has been going through as much as she can in her art salon, and she has all her best pictures on display, but when will her customer come knocking at her door? This is all so different than when she and Husband (God rest his soul) would find a nice place under the trees on the designated green, unpack samples of her work and sit back in their chairs. 💗
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