I am not the most romantic.
My Hubs is certainly more romantic
than me. However, I LOVE
being in love.
But love is so many different things
to different people.
For me it's not the roses, chocolates
or expensive gifts. It's must simpler than that.
Maybe it's:
*when you catch each others eye
in a crowd and know exactly what your
partner's thinking
*it's that lovely feeling of holding hands; that
warm, strong masculine grip that works every time
My Hubs is certainly more romantic
than me. However, I LOVE
being in love.
But love is so many different things
to different people.
For me it's not the roses, chocolates
or expensive gifts. It's must simpler than that.
Maybe it's:
*when you catch each others eye
in a crowd and know exactly what your
partner's thinking
*it's that lovely feeling of holding hands; that
warm, strong masculine grip that works every time
*it's knowing that no matter
how wrong you are about something,
you will always be defended (in public
at least ;-)
*it's knowing someone always has your back
how wrong you are about something,
you will always be defended (in public
at least ;-)
*it's knowing someone always has your back
* it's when the word compromise
doesn't exist; it's just a given
*it's dancing in your pj's to your
favorite song and just losing
all track of the present
doesn't exist; it's just a given
*it's dancing in your pj's to your
favorite song and just losing
all track of the present
I recently found this fabulous blog
that epitomizes all that is LOVE.
that epitomizes all that is LOVE.
I cry every time I read the posts.
It really is unconditional love at it's most extreme.
You can't help reading the posts whilst
asking yourself "what if this were me?".
Pop over; I defy you not to shed a tear
or two (you may need to read the post of 4
October 2011 to get the gist of what has happened).
Next grab your favorite drink and take
5 minutes to watch this lovely video; it needs no words