Sue Vincent explains the meaning of love.
“Who do you love best?”
I overheard a conversation between mother and her small child and remembered my own sons asking me this question when they were very small. I imagine it is one many children throw at their parents and we reassure them, almost automatically, that we love them the same. It isn’t true, though is it? We may love them equally… in fact, I think by the very word love we are assuring them that we do, but we don’t love them ‘the same’.
Have you ever stopped to think about it? Such a small word for such a range of human emotions! The love we have for parent, sibling, friend, child or lover is always different. The colour of love may change, but it is impossible to quantify and all its colours, like those of the spectrum, blend and merge to make a love that…
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A wonderful post by Sue Vincent that deserves sharing… Sharing it again from your blog, Michele!
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Thanks, Bette! The more to see it, the better. It is a great post. Hugs, my friend.
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This was a beautiful share Michelle. I thought that when I first read it and also have it in draft to reblog. ❤
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I have to agree, Debby. 💕🤗💕
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Thank you for sharing this, Michelle xx
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