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Purple wall at the Back Bay train station.
Another view of my desk: my spider plant and Glenn Fabry autographed duckie.
Why must it always be super sunny when I sit on this side of the train?
Grr... If only I had a good camera phone, this morning was a fantastic frost morning in the fields I drive through to the train.
Quick view of the corner of my desk. Have a good weekend little tree!
Quote of the day: "I need an 80 gb iPod 'cause I like to keep all my music with me. You never know when you'll need to listen to the Spice Girls."
Raar... I can't think of anything for M. Officially, I give up on the Letter a Day series. If I think of something, I'll post, but no pressure for me. I think I'll start exercising my camera phone, as I have for the past two days. So maybe I'll kinda pay attention to my commute. There's always something interesting going on out there. :)
Though I will say, at some point in the next six months or so, I've got it in my mind that I need a new cell phone. Yeah...one I have is kinda cracked. Not to mention the camera sucks. So, if anyone has a recommendation for a new phone, that would be awesome. Really, the only feature I'm married to is having a decent camera in it. You know, something that actually works in megapixels. If such a thing exists on this coast...according to my British radio, England already has something like this...those jerks. XD
When I have a little girl, if she is anything like I was, I am so going to torture her...
Wondering about this woman's office...
Gah... Been away for a while doing some really interesting things. Which rather brings me to today's word...what else could it be for? L is for Love.
Love is a very complicated thing, it seems. For me, it seems that most people seem to shy away from using the word willy-nilly. Which I understand, to some extent. On the other hand, I tend to be a very open, passionate person. Obviously, I love my husband. Obviously, I love my son, and the rest of my family. And it wasn't until I had a conversation with my husband, it's not so obvious that I really do love my friends as well.
Why would that be so odd? I think it should go without saying that I obviously don't love my son like I love my husband...can't I have a different kind of love for my friends? Which rather leads me into another thing about love... One of the things that was great about my group of friends is that we we so comfortable with each other, we had no qualms whatsoever about hugging. I love getting hugs! High school and college were great for getting hugs! Nowadays, not as much. When did we all lose that child-like innocence? Especially when you just feel so GOOD loving someone and being loved in return?
At any rate, here be my point: I think it's perfectly natural and wonderful to love people. Your heart is big! There's just so much room in there! Tell your friends and family how you feel, and let's all not be ashamed of that. :)
Oh, and by all means, I would love to hear your views on this subject... I want to know how open everyone else is out there. :)
