in familiarity
strange excitement
contentment’s palate
plunders pull of new
divergence in fermented
maturation, mere motley,
longevity’s taste
experience tests true
10 thoughts on “Of Familiarity”
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in familiarity
strange excitement
contentment’s palate
plunders pull of new
divergence in fermented
maturation, mere motley,
longevity’s taste
experience tests true
Comments are closed.
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In that case, you most certainly must be a source of that strangely exciting comfort. Fine food, fine wine, fine people, all the best are mature. 🙂
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I think mines gone a bit mouldy 😀
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Back of the fridge job? 😉
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Ypu, over behind the week old milk 🙂 …oh, wait a minute, that’s not milk, that’s the paint I’ve been looking for….wonder where the milk is? 😀
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Dishwasher? In the cutlery drawer or behind the thingy where you keep the odds and sods? Usually there. Or thereabouts. 🙂
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I think that this is a feeling of finding one’s true place in life. For change and challenge to be exciting I think that this joy of the familiar is essential: and isn’t it a great feeling!
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Exactly, Chris! I enjoy trying new things but there’s a wonderful buzz about sitting down to and with the favourite and familiar. A fuzzy glow. 🙂
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Oh. Love.
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Thank you, Kavvzzz. 🙂
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