Of course, I had to devote N in the A-Z challenge to my awesome wife who has inexplicably endured my company and my landfill car for a decade.
Nicole is my rock and the person who has always been there for me etc. but I don't want to be too gushy being English and all that.
Still it does seem a long time since we were last in Paris and I ended up trying to unsuccessfuly eat that over expensive bar tab.
Fortunately a return back to the city of eternal love and extortionate bar tabs is beckoning again in the summer. I can't wait.
In the meantime I'm thankful to Nicole for keeping me on the straight and narrow, most of the time, and for slapping me back on to it when I slip off it.
I'm short of ideas for 'O' BTW.
Awww such a sweet post, David. :) Your wife is very pretty!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the upcoming trip to Paris this summer. I'm envious. Hehe.
PS. If you google "twitter icons" the first site that pops up is Twitter Factory. That is where I found mine. It is pretty easy if you follow their instructions. :)
PPS. Are you on twitter?! Why are we not following each other?
A very nice post!!!
ReplyDeleteWait a minute... you can't be the same guy who wrote "Castle", "Pyramid", and "Cathedral", right? That'd be toooooo weird!
ReplyDeleteThe good old English reserve, yep, great heritage I fully relate. Is Nicole American? O = outrageous bar tabs (and outrageous pricing in general, or the Olfactory delight of those delectable pastries) I'm already looking forward to your posts. Sue@JumpingAground (Alliteration & drabbles)
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Aw...very sweet post! I love the picture--your wife is beautiful! You're a lucky guy! I hope you have a wonderful trip this summer. :D
ReplyDelete"O?" Hmm...how about orange, octopus, October, Ontario, olives, ostrich, ozone, or office? ha ha! ;)
A beautiful sonnet(well not quite)for a beautiful lady...liked this and the fact that she slaps you back on track. Enjoy your trip :)
ReplyDeleteYou're a very good husband to write this post. Plus, yeah, N wasn't easy! What a sweet couple, and Nicole has beautiful cheek bones. I'm guessing you've noticed.
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Great tribute to your pretty wife David. Sounds like a beautiful relationship too.
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Life on The Farm
Lovely post for a lovely lady :-)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your trip to Paris with your lovely lady, I'm sure she's excited about having an entire letter devoted to her :-)
Happy Blogging! And good luck with 'O'... I'm still noodling that one out myself....
Mushy mushy :) That's quite expressive for an English guy. Sure you haven't been in America long? ;)
ReplyDeleteShe's lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet post and as far as your trip - I am so envious!
What a lovely tribute to your beautiful wife! Enjoy Paris. It's one of my favorite cities.
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NotesAlongTheWay
Nice post!
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thanks Jennifer, you are too kind. Soo can't wait for Paris. Thanks Oilfield; fraid not Molly but my mother made me write to this guy as a kid because we have the same name! to be fair he replied. Still stuck on '0', Sue - yep Nic is American but lived in Canada for ages. Thanks Daisy, i am lucky, well I have been to Ontario. We love those slaps, Rek. Thanx Robyn - yep I noticed. Well thanks for the suggestion Grandpa, although I am learning towards oran outang, when i manage to spell it! You are too kind e.a.s.; look forward to your 'o' too. You think Lifebegins; yeah I have gained a whole new appreciation of the works of Thomas Kincaid since coming to the US. Thanks Deborah, I am hopeful we can fit in paris, as you can get the train there from London. Thanks Monti and thanks for the folow. Cheers Bob - thanks for stopping by, I'll check out yours.
ReplyDeleteHigh five in scoring points in the wife department.
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