“If you are cold, tea will warm you;
if you are too heated, it will cool you;
if you are depressed, it will cheer you;
if you are excited, it will calm you.”
― William Ewart Gladstone
He’s my cup of tea,
surprisingly mellow to a tongue
that’s only tasted bitter brews before.
Curiousity made me sip
his sweetness. I was addicted
the moment my lips drank him in.
This poem is linked to Imaginary Gardens With Real Toads' Tuesday Platform.
Liner Notes for this Groove: When my Husband and I started dating, we agreed it was just going to be a fling. He was a senior you see, graduating in a few months, and I had another year of college to go. Plus there was a bigger concern. He came from a family of observant Jews and my family was Latin American and devoutly Catholic. Nobody saw this relationship lasting more than a couple of months, least of all us.
So this week we’re celebrating our 24thwedding anniversary. We’ve survived language barriers (he only passed high school Spanish by promising the teacher he’d never take it again), religion changes (well I did convert to being something other than Catholic), kids, and other assorted mayhem. He’s been more than my rock, he’s been my cup of tea—filled to the brim with warmth when things got cold, and encouragement when I needed to take on the world.
So Groovers talk to me about your week. What’s good in your world? If you’d like to take the conversation to your blog, make sure to include a link to your cyberspace in your comments.
Song choices: I felt I needed to pick two songs for this, one for each of us. First up, Love Will NeverDo (Without You) by one of my childhood favorites, Janet Jackson. Second, is a song we both really love, Stuck like Glue by Sugarland, but a special AMV video version featuring Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable (the husband often says that I’m his Kim Possible – yes he’s as nerdy as I am).
| Mazel Tov by HotRod2001 |
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