I’m shameless. I know.
I really should have titled this post something light and fluffy with a loving undertone.
Shoulda. Coulda. Woulda.
It’s been brought to my attention that love is something we distort. Twisting it and our partners into what we want them to be. I am forced to wonder how we deal with this especially when love arrives unexpected.
I recently wrote an article for Associated Content entitled Facing the Reality of Love that embraces the issue of unexpected love in our lives.
Though I’m still curious on how we can take something that is not material or physical or tangible at all, yet we can bend it and mold it and shape it and still not get the desired result. Since I have a lack of intelligent conversation over here I am alone with my thoughts.
Perhaps love is like a spring. You can pull it and tug on it and try to shape it, but no matter what you do it always returns to its original form. It’s original form which is pure and giving and hard for us to accept. I think that may be part of what love is made up of.
I am shameless. But if you paid attention you learned the lesson.
Maybe you caught the love bit too, think about it.
It’s good for your head and good for your heart.
-Carolyn
2 Comments
December 5, 2007 at 1:29 pm
good blog but i think your title is not related what you are trying convey through this….
December 5, 2007 at 3:59 pm
Thank you pointing this out. I am however actually aware of this. The site began to go in another direction once it was up and running now I’m trying to figure out how to manage that……..