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posted by Heather @ 9:57 am
The unexamined life is not worth living. -- Socrates
Life isn't measured by the number of breaths we take; but by the moments that take our breath away
-- Dalai Lama
A true friend is someone who is there for you when he'd rather be anywhere else
-- Len Wein (Quotable Quotes, RD, Feb 2005).
Fragrance is the soul of the rose
-- David Austin
I never liked anyone who didn't have a temper. If you don't have any temper you don't have any passion.
-- Michael Bloomberg on 20/20
Umm. I'm pretty sure reading the blog will tell you all you'd want to know. Probably more than you'd want to know... except I'm pretty sure I haven't mentioned that I write my fantasy under the name "Shan Ellis" and I have had past publications under my ex-married name of Gent. That covers it. Thanks for watching, I'm here all week.
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Mystic Medusa's Love Compatibility - Do Aries and Virgo mesh? How will a Cancer get on with a Gemini? Are Capricorns and Librans doomed? (er, actually, I can answer that: YES!). Remember to swap the signs over for a slightly different message. So, if you do, say, "Aries loves Aquarius", remember to do "Aquarius loves Aries" as well. It's fun. :-)
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12 Comments:
Love -- I'm much too selfish for that. :P
no 1) I'm worried for anyone who likes the backstreet "men" :P Are you sure the heat isn't making you woozy? :P
no 2) pfft liz, *HUGS* :P
hehe.. yah man, the heat these days, it's driving me crazy actually.
Actually, it hasn't been that hot lately. I guess we're going into what passes for autumn in Qld. It has been raining all week, though (my washing is piling up). That's driving me a little bonkers...
And you're not too selfish for love, Liz. Ya love me, right? ;-)
(And that can lead into a whole new discussion as to how love isn't always about "the One" love... whenever I think of love, I'm not thinking about just boyfriends/girlfriends/etc.... and now I'm starting to realise why I got the agape answer thing. Penny drops. Darn).
I care about my friends. I hate to use the word love because it's difficult to define logically and often leads to lot of misunderstandings and misplaced expectations.
I got Eros :p I say no more.
Ya, surprisingly, I have nothing to say to that, either. 0-0
Liz. Yes, love is difficult to define logically, but as my Cancerian friend with the Eros problem keeps telling me, that's supposed to be the point. Blerh. But then, the fact that the english language only has one word to cover such a range of possible emotion has annoyed me for a while.
What was it Jat said once? "I love you" or "I love pancakes". It's not the same thing, but we use the same word.
So other than Blerh - you're saying you'd prefer to be an Eskimo??? (I'm going with the many word = snow/ice deal here).
It's early & I need coffee (obviously).
I get Storge. I'd never heard of Storge.
Nicky, honey, I have no idea what you just said. And I've *had* my coffee. :-P
Are we having penguin things again? ;-)
I hadn't heard of Storge either. Agape, Eros, Phileo, yes. Storge? Sounds like a vegetable. You know, the type your maother made you sit at the table for hours until you ate it.
"Hey, who's up for a big bowl of storge?"
Only if YOU are cooking it! :-P
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