What Does Love Mean?

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What Does Love Mean?

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A group of professional people posed this question to a group of 4 to 8 year-olds, "What does love mean?" The answers they got were broader and deeper than anyone could have imagined. See what you think:

http://my.opera.com/SerbianFighter/blog/show.dml/54938

Very cute answers, then users comments begun...
I believe in your smile everyday
But I know that you're far from my way
When I talk to the moon I can hear you
In the dark I can see, I can feel your light

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Post by wirbel »

how sweet and nice :) but it worries me that the older we get the harder it seems for people to realize what love is... we expect too much and give too little

" You really shouldn't say 'I love you' unless you mean it. But if you mean it, you should say it a lot. People forget

Jessica - age 8"
-I am a true Believer-

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Post by ruth1998 »

I've actually been thinking about this subject alot recently for one reason or another.

As we get older we seem to forget and ignore the small things that express love. Add them up, it means alot.
Like the way my friend closes the cabinet doors when I leave them all open when i look for food...all without complaining. Bad example, yes, but that's what i think of, cuz i know it drives him crazy!

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ruth1998 wrote: Add them up, it means alot.
Like the way my friend closes the cabinet doors when I leave them all open when i look for food...all without complaining.
..........or like when he has to keep lifting the toilet seat when you keep leaving it down!! :shock: :wink: :lol:

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Talking about luv, tomorrow I must go back to work and I'm twisting and turning. I feel sick to my stomach and every fiber of my being is against it. :cry:
I can't stay home another 3 months unless I win the lottery or something like that, so I have to go back. :evil: It is just not right leaving my baby so soon, he will be 3 months old next week. How can I cope without his smell and his smiles? [b)] :V
"Superero' le correnti gravitazionali, lo spazio e la luce per non farti invecchiare. Ti salvero' da ogni malinconia, perche' sei un essere speciale ed io avro' cura di te ... Io si', che avro' cura di te" F.Battiato

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How you copin' witchy? Have you got a good baby sitter? It's only been a few days, but hope it hasn't been too bad.

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Friday was pretty fine, is my boyfriend's day off so I knew he was in good hands. At work it was really weird, everybody kept asking about my baby, which made it harder to disconnect. On the other hand I didn't really work much, in between getting used again to the system, meeting with my team leader and pumping my milk out I haven't been sitting at my desk very long! 8) I felt somehow guilty after work anyway, I was so tired I couldn't play with him that much...
Today is my day off, I will be working 4 days from now on, but the next 3 days he will have to go to the creche and I'm still all nervous about it. :( Will he miss me? Will they comfort him when he cries? I will feel weird without him, that's certain... :cry:
"Superero' le correnti gravitazionali, lo spazio e la luce per non farti invecchiare. Ti salvero' da ogni malinconia, perche' sei un essere speciale ed io avro' cura di te ... Io si', che avro' cura di te" F.Battiato

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