“Please come
to Boston for the springtime.”
Well, she
might have said no, but yours truly will be going to Boston for the spring and
summer. Well, at least I hope it is
springtime when I get up there. When I
was there at the end of April it was still wintertime. Surely by the end of May it will be
springtime. Surely. Maybe even summertime.
“Please come
to Boston, she said no.” I’ve always
wondered about that song. I mean, come
on….
“We’ll move
up into the mountains so far we can’t be found
And throw ‘I
love you’ echoes down the canyon
And then lie
awake at night until they come back around”
That’s one
of the most romantic lines I’ve ever heard.
How could anybody say no to that?
Scott has
insisted that I go to DIVA Fest next week.
He’s going up to Boston for another quick two night trip by
himself. I felt like I should have
canceled the DIVA trip altogether, but he made a pretty big fuss over it. But I am cutting it short. Just feel like time is precious. Especially healthy time. He might be pretty sick before the treatment
is over, and I feel like I need to be with him and help him make the most of
every minute.
Pretty much
as soon as I get back, we will be packing the car, shutting up the house and
hitting the road. All three of us as far
as Atlanta. We will be leaving SugarBear
in Atlanta with his foster family.
I’m going to miss that cat. He has become the sweetest, funniest cat I’ve ever known.
I know that leaving him in a stable loving home for a few months is the best thing for him, but damn I’m really going to miss him. And I worry that he will think he’s been abandoned again. Poor little guy. But it just wouldn’t be fair to subject him to the uncertainty of Boston. And we will eventually end up in the Hope Lodge and they don’t allow pets anyway. I know SugarBear will be fine, but it’s been a hard decision. It’s going to be a weird summer, but then our life will get back to normal.
I’m going to miss that cat. He has become the sweetest, funniest cat I’ve ever known.
I know that leaving him in a stable loving home for a few months is the best thing for him, but damn I’m really going to miss him. And I worry that he will think he’s been abandoned again. Poor little guy. But it just wouldn’t be fair to subject him to the uncertainty of Boston. And we will eventually end up in the Hope Lodge and they don’t allow pets anyway. I know SugarBear will be fine, but it’s been a hard decision. It’s going to be a weird summer, but then our life will get back to normal.
It should be
interesting driving all the way to Boston.
I’ll be seeing country I’ve never seen.
It will be a lot of time on the
road. All by myself on the way back.
I really hope the time in Boston is fun as it
can be. At least the first few weeks
Scott should still be feeling pretty good, so I hope to spend time exploring
the city. His treatments will be every
day, but only for 30 minutes or so, I think.
Looks like there will be plenty to keep us busy the rest of the time.
So, “Please
come to Boston.”
What else can I do but
go to Boston?
“Now this
drifter’s world goes ‘round and ‘round
And I doubt
that it’s ever gonna to stop
But of all
the dreams I’ve lost or found
And all that
I ain’t got
I still need
to lean to
Somebody I
can sing to”
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