
... I never had a chance. I was - and this is the only word that fits - smitten. I still am.
She was smart and quick-witted, although it would take me 3 years to recognize that she was, in fact, much smarter than me, and then another 2 years to forgive her for that. She was also good-looking and unabashedly sexy.
And, we fell madly, irredeemably, unflinchingly in love.

Complementing the unlikely story of how Julie and I met, fell in love, and - 9 years, 2 husbands, 1 wife, and 2 careers later - got together to spend an outrageously wonderful 20 years together before her death, a video, set to the poignant "In My Secret Life" by Leonard Cohen and Sharon Robinson, is now available that evokes the role Julie, who died 10 years ago, continues to play in my life.
The written account of the story (think When Harry Met Sally meets Waiting For Godot) starts, appropriately, at This Is How A Love Story Began
The video can be found at And We’re Still Making Love In My Secret Life - A Video For Julie
Truly said, that was fantastic year for Leonard and his fans. Tickets are so expensive, but who cares! Let’s meet again in Warsaw!
Happy birthday to You, Master, from one of Your best fans. Loving and faithful since childhood.
I knew this would be the place to wish Leonard a happy 74th. I have been trying to find the original video clip of I’m Your Man all night to no avail. I did find a great interview from 1966 before he became a force in this country.