Tuesday nights...

Against the sound of hungry mosquitoes and the illumination of scented candles;
we had quite a time.
We joked, we laughed, we smiled.
We cried, we wept, we mourned.
We had it all and yet always asked for more.


Tuesday nights were special, the serenity always sucked you in.
Tucked in soft, cushy sofas, you could only be yourself.
With open arms waiting, you felt nowhere but home,
at home with the warmth, at home with friends, at home with family.

So as we say goodbye to those memorable nights, we know that it will
never really be lost from us; the memories and the steps we took together
are etched on the very skin of our hearts.

Here is to you Tuesday, here is to Dekende living.
Thank you Heidi, it was truly special*

Comments

  1. PrinceNovember 1, 2012 at 3:12 PM

    Truly special indeed!
    Tuesday nights were deep and yet very educative. Thanks Heidi for availing yourself to us and loving us.

    ReplyDelete
  2. greenilusuionNovember 2, 2012 at 11:31 AM

    Definite highlight of not only the year but my whole living...

    ReplyDelete

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