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Friday, March 6, 2026

SOL26: March 7: Hold On

 I was recovering from Theo of Golden and too exhausted to start a new book when Netflix offered The Wedding Singer, nearly 30 years old, new to me. I can fall hard for a sappy love story in this chapter of being alone, and I "hung onto" the words as reminders to hold onto those you love. My Nonet has the chorus at its heart. 

Real
Tears found
A way out
As the words struck
A hard-to-hear chord
Reminder: hold tight
Wanna make you smile when sad 
Will carry you around when your 
Arthritis is bad, I wanna grow 
Old with you, he crooned, a promise
We all intend to honor 
As we start uncharted 
Paths, full of hopes, dreams, 
Working, living,
Together
Till we're
Old


cute elderly couple in love icon image ...



6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I also just finished Theo of Golden (on the heels of The Correspondent and The River is Waiting—it’s amazing I haven’t fallen into a permanent state of despair). The Wedding Singer is such a fun, joyful little movie! I love a good “palate cleansing” story!

Anonymous said...

Theo of Golden is my new favorite book. Looking forward to the follow up Ellen of Golden!

Anonymous said...

Diane (newtreemom)
Oops, hit publish too soon. I like romances, too- nostalgic for me, a widow for so long.

Eva Kaplan said...

I loved Theo of Golden too and after a good book it's always hard for me to start a new one. Watching an old romantic movie is always a good distraction from life.

Anonymous said...

I am not familiar with this book, but after checking it out on line I think it is something my wife would enjoy. arjeha

drferreriblogspot.com said...

I bet you will love it too