I don't understand a word, but isn't that the most heartwarming and beautiful thing? (And I don't just mean that handsome lead singer!) And as for the marvellous moustache of that young violinist....words fail me. Thank you for this, John. Have a good weekend.
The students did a wonderful job saying goodbye to Porto. We tied our catamaran up on the wall just near that famous bridge and I have lots of memories of that. The port, we drank port in chocolate milk like the locals did, the Port Captain walked us to buy port like he does with all the new arrivals, and fought the fog going back out to sea. Gigi
I don't understand a word, but isn't that the most heartwarming and beautiful thing? (And I don't just mean that handsome lead singer!) And as for the marvellous moustache of that young violinist....words fail me. Thank you for this, John. Have a good weekend.
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DeleteSo this is in Portugal? Are we talking about that Porto? Beautiful performance!
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DeleteWhat a beautiful start to my day. Thank you, John. I hope you have a restful weekend filled with love and laughter. xx
ReplyDeleteI’m working today and Sunday and Monday
DeleteJohn, that is beautiful. Thank you!
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DeleteVideo hypnotically beautiful both aurally and visually - I won't mention 'why' as to the latter 'cos there's no need to. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe lead singer is quite beautiful
DeleteYou said it out loud - so I needn't have been so coy.
DeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Loved this even though I don't speak Portuguese, it moved me. Thank you for posting this and for starting my day so wonderfully.
ReplyDeleteI was moved to tears
DeleteLovely singer. This is a talented group of young doctors. Thanks for showing us.
ReplyDeleteWhy did I find it so moving?
DeleteI guess an emotional combination of endings, beginnings, hope, gratitude and friendship xx
DeleteThe students did a wonderful job saying goodbye to Porto. We tied our catamaran up on the wall just near that famous bridge and I have lots of memories of that. The port, we drank port in chocolate milk like the locals did, the Port Captain walked us to buy port like he does with all the new arrivals, and fought the fog going back out to sea. Gigi
ReplyDeleteHow lovely x
DeleteHave a nice weekend, John.
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DeleteWhat lovely music for the start of my day. Many thanks, John.
ReplyDeleteMay your day be delightful and your night cozy and restful.
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I worked today x
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ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, thanks John.
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DeleteThat is beautiful. The youthful joy and sweetness of spirit which seems to shine out.
ReplyDeleteSorry - MarisAna
DeleteLovely, and the smiles were so good to see. Probably some tears too.
ReplyDeleteyes that is touching. I hope they do well.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, thanks for posting John, really uplifting xx
ReplyDeleteLove the lute!
ReplyDeleteGoodness... I have come up for air, long too long story trying to catch up as always your blog is happiness.
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
Thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteHope all well, thinking of you . PennyL in Dorset ( long time reader but rubbish at commenting)xx
ReplyDeleteIt's not a normal day anymore when Our John doesn't say hello. I'm not complaining. Just sayin'.
ReplyDeleteI hope you've discovered your fate by now - and that it's good news. I've been thinking of you and your colleagues. xx
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