Feb 15
So, the question is, were Romeo and Juliet soulmates? Or were they just a couple of kids who got in over their heads?
What if their folks had been on speaking terms? Well, it would have been a shorter story for one thing, but do you think their love would have stood the test of time?
Was it meant to be? Was it destiny? Was there only one man in the world for Juliet? And was she the only one for Romeo?
Is there such a thing as Soulmates?
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Feb 13
The Princess Bride is like a banana split…with chocolate and vanilla ice cream and plenty of syrup and peanuts and whipped cream. (sigh) It’s big and it’s beautiful and it makes you happy just to think about it. And even though you know all the flavors by heart, it’s still delicious every single time. You can’t just take a taste of a movie like The Princess Bride. You devour it. And then you lick the spoon.
And sometimes you lick the bowl too, but only when you think no one is looking.
So, without further ado, here is my valentine to you. I hope you like the quote; and that is not a joke. You should also take a listen; but I can’t think of a rhyme for this’n. (I wonder if Fezzik would be disappointed in me?)
Westley: Death cannot stop true love. All it can do is delay it for a while.
Ah, To Blave…that’s what it’s all about.
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Bonus Quotes
As a special valentine from me to you, I’m including some of my favorite bits and pieces:
What can I say? There were 30 when I started.
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Hi Guys,
I’m posting today to ask you for a favor.
I read an article last night about a boy in my community:
“Wesley was diagnosed with a brain tumor at age 12. Since then he has undergone two surgeries, 30 days of radiation and nine rounds of chemotherapy. Tests in November 2008, 2009 and 2011 showed additional spots on his brain…”
He’s turning 17 this week, which is pretty fantastic considering all he’s been through, and his family is asking people to send birthday cards to Wesley.
So that’s it – that’s the favor – would you send a birthday card?
When I read this, I immediately thought of the Quote this week: “The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention.” Normally, I would think about sending a card, but then I would never do it. I certainly wouldn’t ask you guys to do it. But I don’t want to continue simply being a person with good intentions. I want to be a person who follows through on her good intentions. (That’s not a guilt trip, that’s just me being honest about myself.)
So I pulled 10 cards out of my office drawer for Westley. Yes, I had 10 birthday or blank cards piled up in there. Those cards represent a lot of other good intentions that were never realized. I’m going to get my co-workers to write Happy Birthdays to Wesley, and for the cost of 10 stamps, we can help make his birthday week a joyful one.
You don’t even have to buy a card – you can make one or have the kids make one.
Those are even better!
Anyway, I’m just throwing this out there and if you are able to do it, that would be great. Or you could share this on your blog or Facebook – maybe he will get some cards from all over. What a treat that would be!
You can get his address from the article by clicking the link below.
Family asks community to shower teenager with brain cancer with birthday cards
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I'm a writer and photographer, sometime poet and philosopher, who is figuring out who she was meant to be.
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