Yup, worked for me. Loved it. It must be the snow. Since I moved to Florida, I really enjoy reading and seeing things to do with cold and snow.
What I really like about Mick and Keith is the "space between," the place where their personalities interact, the tension, the back and forth, the four-dimensional construct that is their partnership. Any relationship that long-lasting, intense, creative, rocky, explosive, etc. is fascinating, and their "marriage" is so well documented it's no wonder so many people are intrigued by it.
What I'm trying to get at is that you showed that spark between them, showed what it's like in their later years, with success and pain and anger and history all unspoken behind it. As a married person myself, your story read as a convincing portrait of a long-standing relationship between two very individual individuals.
I didn't start out to be quite so grandiose in my approval, but there it is. Nice to meet you too.
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What I really like about Mick and Keith is the "space between," the place where their personalities interact, the tension, the back and forth, the four-dimensional construct that is their partnership. Any relationship that long-lasting, intense, creative, rocky, explosive, etc. is fascinating, and their "marriage" is so well documented it's no wonder so many people are intrigued by it.
What I'm trying to get at is that you showed that spark between them, showed what it's like in their later years, with success and pain and anger and history all unspoken behind it. As a married person myself, your story read as a convincing portrait of a long-standing relationship between two very individual individuals.
I didn't start out to be quite so grandiose in my approval, but there it is. Nice to meet you too.