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Beyond Valentine’s Day
Love is a choice we keep on making.
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I appreciate this post.
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Very well said!
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Amen! Love is an action not mere good feeling. (In fact, as I’m sure all of us can testify, true love lies in acting in kindness and patience even when you feel at wits end with frustration and anger… yeah, I’m not feeling that at all today. 😖😆)
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Yes indeed!
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Mitch, good thing ours arrived with extra reinforced bumpers!! Quite a few years !!!
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;>)
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Amen!
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Love is the balance of feelings and responsibilities – Miriam Hurdle
Yes, love is something we work on continuously, even when we don’t feel like loving, still have to do the loving to keep it going. Thank you for the vivid illustration.
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A balance of feelings and doings, and emotions and responsibilities…..
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They say that you scratch away the surface of a cynic, and you find a disappointed idealist, and I think that bears out; many of the things I write emerge from a darker place in me, I think, but I always love reading your work in the morning. Particularly these sorts of posts leave me with a hopeful feeling that I don’t always indulge. I’m glad to have you on my reading list.
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Thank you, Manuel. Likewise.
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FB’d!! Standing O!!
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Aw, thanks, Dawn!
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Nice one. 🙂
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Lovely. 😀
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This is so true and a lesson I have learned very late in life and after ending many relationships! 🙂
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Better late than never, as they say.
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😊😊
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Succinct truth!
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Amen. Bumps, crashes, and near misses love works.
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