Stronzo said:
Charming in your dismissiveness DC .. thanks very much.
I'm missing something here... I intended nothing at all dismissive in that post - I am really confused.
I was confident with "the ropes" then. And I'd be as resolute now were I to disagree with you. Your qualified acceptance of my ill-fated attempt at reconciliation is duly noted. See me as you choose.
That little foray was months ago, and you've been a member less than a year. I didn't mean that as condescending, just that we didn't know each other well enough by that time to understand where each was coming from. Mitigating, rather than aggravating.... I didn't "qualify", or at least I didn't think I did. :redface: I thought we were at that point where it's all behind us. I was just trying to make the point that, through clear and concise communication, people can actually work through conflict to reach a better understanding and greater appreciation of each other. I certainly do appreciate and respect you - unqualified, unconditional.
Christ some people have loooooong memories.
Now that I really can't help. I wasn't trying to "dredge" up anything, just (as above) making the point that we no longer have those conflicts we had before. And the long memory
does come in handy sometimes. Please forgive me if I came across as anything else... I was just bluntly (as is my custom) illustrating that bridges absolutely can be built, across sometimes raging waters. Heheh, you aren't off the hook though - if I think you need it, I
will take you to task. Just ask Jana. When she and I talk on the phone, we laugh, we talk dirty, we cry, we curse, and we give each other just as much grief as needed at the time.
Kiss me, you fool!
Oh, back on topic... I actually do know the Swan Song. It's in a 5/5 time, starts in the key of E# Major, then modulates to its parallel, e# minor. Sad, but lovely tune. The words are silly, though.