January 4
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cold and bright night
Theresa 2022-04-21 09:01:19
One of the many wonders of memory is to evoke some kind of memory related to it through the real. Whether it's a cookie, a taste, or a book, we are often drawn out of the object itself to the moment we once enjoyed it. It's been many years since I watched this movie again, but I seem to have suddenly returned to the past. She came out of that small movie theater, wearing a gray woolen bonnet, and sat on the back seat of my bike, the night after the snow was cold and bright, and I tried to ride very slowly. The road from the cinema to the school is stretched thin and long, yes a bit out of touch with reality. When I got there, I said to her, "Thank you for watching the movie with me." She replied, "You chose this movie on purpose." Yes, I remember her smiling. So after that, we conspired to create a love story that is neither long nor short.
January 4
January 4
Extended Reading
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Anna Scott: "For June, who loved this garden, from Joseph, who always sat beside her." Some people do spend their whole lives together.
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William: Sorry about the "surreal but nice" comment.
Anna Scott: Don't worry, I thought the whole apricot honey thing was the real low point.