Time - Pink Floyd

Opening Out - Renaissance.

Annie Haslem possessed the most beautiful singing voice of her day. This is another of those songs that can conjure up wonderful images. Close your eyes and let your mind wander,

It has been said that my Novel, The Nurses, would make a great TV series or a movie. It had not entered my head until that comment was made. So now, yes, I would love it.

WYE choose an actor/actress to play any of your characters?

Fresh Ink Group is doing a great job of promoting The Nurses. Now there is a trailer on YouTube. Take a look and tell me what you think... Please. 😊

Osprey

It Must Have Been Love - Roxette, from Pretty Woman

The perfect soundtrack for a creepy fantasy movie.

Labyrinth of Dreams by Nox Arcana

Maybe, but probably not. Although, aside from strong language, I'm not sure what my comfort zone is.

WYE Use a lethal weapon against an intruder?

Lament - Timeless

Keep On Loving You - REO Speedwagon

Since there are no English words that begin with cs, we'll have to settle for a village in Hungary.

Gymnastics - Csatka

Ezekiel - Leopold

Peers - Spare

with her sleeve.

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(I thought maybe Titanic would die out as a movie theme after Cameron's movie. Did this actually come out? Never heard of it.)

According to IMDB, yes. It is the story of the inquiry rather than the ship itself. I hadn't heard of it either but the premise could be interesting if it's done well. I shall be looking out for it.

Joy to all the world.

Both. I like the sound of the rain on an umbrella.

Gentle summer rain or torrential downpour?

Born - Boon

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Settled-itty (“itty” is a word! I double checked. 🤓)

It's an itty-bitty word! 😊

Itty-pedant

Yes. I imagine it would be fun.

WYE go vertical rock climbing?

Romance is a lovely concept

Kinkajou

In The Air Tonight - Phil Collins

Ambrose - Evaline

Monastery - Youthful

I have never seen the Film, 9 1/2 Weeks, but one of my favourite songs is from it. I love atmospheric music, and for me, This City Never Sleeps is the best track to come from The Eurythmics. Another one where I can close my eyes and let my imagination go. The image of a big city at night (in my case, London) is really brought to life. Put on headphones, crank up the volume just a little, and blank out everything else.

In my humble opinion, David Gilmour is the greatest rock guitarist, bar none. His guitar work is flawless. I can close my eyes and easily be transported to heaven.

Here is an example of his work. From his live concert in 2006 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, Remember That Night. Featuring Richard Wright on keyboards, this is The Blue

"Ssshhh..." she said