Stream of Consciousness Saturday is brought to you every week by Linda Hill. Check out her blog for the rules and the contribution of other bloggers.
This week’s prompt:
Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “-sty.” Find a word that ends in “-sty” or use the word “sty.” Enjoy!
Since Linda said we should enjoy our writing today, I am going with the -sty I like the most – misty.
What a perfect day to use that word because it was definitely misty outside when I woke up this morning. The rain had ceased overnight and a light fog settled in making the morning misty. Our mountain area often has misty mornings. The type of weather where it is not raining, yet a mist will form on any surface from the moisture in the air.
The next thing that popped in my mind was the song “Misty” sung by Johnny Mathis. What a silky and gorgeous voice he has. I have listened to him all my life. Misty was released around 1959 so I was a young child, but my parents played his albums often. I would like to remind you that Linda’s instructions asked us to enjoy, so please enjoy this clip.
I am a sentimentalist, did you know that? I have a big heart and consider myself an empath. It is not unusual for me to get all misty-eyed at a tender moment in a movie, or reading a touching passage in a book. I have also been known to shed a few tears at just the right puppy or baby YouTube video.
And that confession made me think of an old country song I thought I’d leave right here for all the sentimental people like me. Enjoy!
I was drawn to the word, misty, too and thought of the silky song. So glad you included it! My parents were very sentimental, and I tried to fight it when I was younger, but embrace the truth I inherited while reading my father’s letters from Vietnam. He was more sentimental than I ever ever knew – proof we can be sentimental and strong.
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It’s interesting what we can glean from getting a glimpse of our younger parents. I like a good sentimental person. We are a hearty bunch I think. Misty is such a great song and I am happy to hear you like it , too.
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Misty mornings are unusual here, but misty eyes are not, cause sentimentality ❤
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You are my kind of peep, Joey.
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Alexa…play Misty from my library
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It’s a great song! Play, Alexa, play!
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I thought of ‘Dusty’.So here she is, with my favourite version of this song.
Best wishes, Pete.
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What a great artist and a great song. I like it, too, Pete.
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Thanks, Maggie. It was on the soundtrack of the original version of the film ‘Casino Royale. 🙂
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I replied, but can’t see the reply.
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Thanks for telling me. There were two comments that ended up in the trash. No idea why, but I restored and approved one.
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Thans, Maggie. 🙂
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Sentimental you bless, I’d never of guessed! One of my brothers was a huge Johnny Mathis fan so remember lots music.💜
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Ha. I am an open book I’m afraid.
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Two sweet tunes that have made me misty with memories. The BEST!
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Thanks, Jilly. I like them both and glad you enjoyed them as well.
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I have the same reaction when I see or read something that moves me, I too get misty eyed.
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Some of us are just sensitive by nature I suppose.
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That’s true. 🙏
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I do love a misty scene. When it happens in the mountains it’s especially beautiful.
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It can be beautiful if you don’t mind a little moisture.
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It’s all about making the best of things.
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We have a misty morning today and it is lovely.
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We’ve had some misty evenings here, as the snow disappears. I’ve always loved that song, and Johnny Mathis’s version is among the best.
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