"oh dearest Vita, kootenay Goddess, how can our collective hearts bear the departure of one so full of life and style, the only solace is knowing that there are other folks in need of your blessed presence, oh Vita, oh Vita, how we love thee, the way your hips saunter down the street as all heads swivel to watch you pass, the way your eyes light up with defiance and revolution when some unfortunate soul is uncouth, oh Vita your sparkle will brighten your path and enlighten the hearts of those around you, your words of wisdom and witt will spin the poor brains of the simpletons who cant get past your infinate beauty... shall i continue?"
"oh dearest Vita, kootenay Goddess, how can our collective hearts bear the departure of one so full of life and style, the only solace is knowing that there are other folks in need of your blessed presence, oh Vita, oh Vita, how we love thee, the way your hips saunter down the street as all heads swivel to watch you pass, the way your eyes light up with defiance and revolution when some unfortunate soul is uncouth, oh Vita your sparkle will brighten your path and enlighten the hearts of those around you, your words of wisdom and witt will spin the poor brains of the simpletons who cant get past your infinate beauty... shall i continue?"
I appreciate living in this beauteous place I have to say...the scenery here is so captivating and soothing in it's natural splendor. The discovery of ever more little pockets of picturesqueness is such a delight. Today I drove to Ballina along the highway via Lennox Head. The ocean looked so gentle and expansive (duh!), the waves so caressing in their appearance and cajoling too. There was something in the sea's appearance that spoke of majesty and innocence. Such a powerful combo that. I can't wait to get my own surfboard because this feeling nascent in me of becoming one with the ocean will be christened and magnified.
I appreciate living in this beauteous place I have to say...the scenery here is so captivating and soothing in it's natural splendor. The discovery of ever more little pockets of picturesqueness is such a delight. Today I drove to Ballina along the highway via Lennox Head. The ocean looked so gentle and expansive (duh!), the waves so caressing in their appearance and cajoling too. There was something in the sea's appearance that spoke of majesty and innocence. Such a powerful combo that. I can't wait to get my own surfboard because this feeling nascent in me of becoming one with the ocean will be christened and magnified.
