Cups and cups of fresh small-batch Panama coffee.
Walk in woods before breakfast (at daybreak).
Fresh huckleberries, Irish soda bread, and trout you caught yourself (while drifting across sedge pond in old wooden raft).
Dinner for eight under the 130-year-old sequoia at twilight. Laughing to the point of soreness.
Talking, deep and late.
Waltz at midnight with him. “You’d Be So Easy to Love” playing softly on a real record player (version by Maxine Sullivan). Sleeping in.
All this, while in this luxurious type of cotton blend I call “cotton cashmere.” All this, you’d later recall as “hanging out” on a Saturday.
I did my best to remember all the “yous” that one fall day, the inventive tops, bottoms and dresses you wore to change your mood, your style and the energy around us all.
Hooded Cardigan (No. 4133). Better than all other things hooded. Perfect over a tee, distracting over just you (my opinion). Same comfy cotton blend (70% cotton, 30% rayon). Helpful little drawstrings. Front zipper. Pouch pocket with side openings. Long sleeve.
