The phrase "about goodnight" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discussion or topic related to saying goodnight, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We were just talking about goodnight wishes before the call ended."
Alternatives: "regarding goodnight" or "concerning goodnight".
On the last, Joel, whose lyrics had previously dealt primarily with romance and slices of life, introduced his first socially conscious songs, "Allentown" and "Goodnight Saigon" (about unemployed steel workers and Vietnam War veterans, respectively).
Might as well go job hunting with "PorkChop" as well shit, we're both unemployed shit.. y'all be safe tonight we about to turn up #Goodnight.
With Don Sipes he wrote a Hollywood mystery novel, Murder in Tinseltown (2000), and with Ralph Giffin a book about The Waltons, Goodnight John-Boy (2002).
(Look, it's very stressful being snarled up in a debate with an 11-year-old about whether a goodnight kiss given before YOU turn the light out still counts as an official goodnight kiss).
For example, the mouse that flits about the pages of "Goodnight Moon" has been replaced by a tiny scurrying Osama bin Laden.
Simply ask if (s)he's okay; if the answer is "nothing" or your date has to think about it, just say goodnight, as your date probably isn't comfortable enough to admit it's too soon to kiss.
And Pitchfork, an internet magazine about independent music, tweeted simply: "Goodnight, sweet click-wheel".
Are you kidding?" She is ready to go to sleep by 10 p.m. "My son comes in every night, sits on the bed, talks about his day, kisses me goodnight and tucks me in".
He spends a startling amount of pages writing about family dinners, birth control, Goodnight Moon-reading time, and doomed single-parent households – with no mention of the policies or movements that have addressed or exacerbated these issues.
But it's hard to be concerned about much in "I Am Saying Goodnight".
