Note: As a lead in to Valentine's Day I will be posting some ways that convey I love you that do not rely on purchasing gifts and am inviting you to do the same where you blog. If you make a post could you link it to this post? At the end of two weeks I am curious as to what interconnected posts about love we might make collectively.
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| The Love Letter (January 2012 by M.A. Reilly) |
Madeleine Peyroux -"I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter"
The love letter.
The one you have been meaning to write.
You know, the one where you take the time to tell your partner how you're feeling, what s/he means to you.
Perhaps you mention some small, seemingly inconsequential noticing that conveys how closely you really do see your partner.
Perhaps you recall a time past and why it is a memory you treasure, want to retell.
Only you can write this letter and that is what makes it so compelling, so necessary.
Brief, or not--the love letter is a keepsake.
wonderful project!
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So glad you posted a link. Beatles are a fav:)
DeleteWhat a wonderful project! I just linked a post about holding hands... http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/01/26/1058914/-Crowd-Sourcing-LoveHolding-Hands?showAll=yes&via=blog_646781
ReplyDeleteHolding hands. What could be simpler or more symbolic of the connectedness we feel to other? A lovely post. Thanks for playing.
ReplyDeleteLove this, Mary Ann...will be playing along on Saturday, and hopefully many other days as well.
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Thank you Amy. Read the post. Lovely.
DeleteA post from 2/14/10 called, "What Would Love Do?" Contributing to your crowd-sourcing love.
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Wonderful post Renee. Thanks:)
DeleteYou'll know the secret of life when you know how to love.
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Deletelove this idea!!
ReplyDeleteWell there are 9 more entries on the blog and now a book. Glad you are enjoying it.
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