lunchbreak love letters
A little lovin' for your lunch break.
live.
laugh.
love.
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If my life were an indie movie, this would be the soundtrack.
This is the kind of playlist that you wrap in a plaid flannel blanket and take on a picnic.
I probably spent too much time making this playlist this morning, so enjoy. I hope it brings some warmth to your Monday! -
Few people will ever understand the surreal cacophany of emotions that come those few hours before being reunited with the one you love after months apart: inexpressible joy; fear that it might be unreality, that you are a sleeper about to be woken; the relief that comes when he opens the door and you are face to shoulder, hand to hip, arm around neck and feet off the floor.
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]This track has had 13 playsYou Can't Hurry Love by Caitlin Lara
“Can’t Hurry Love” cover
Now I have a love to call my own :)
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“Use Somebody” in Acapella for my sweetheart. Each layer was recorded in one take, so don’t expect perfection.
*Original song by Kings of Leon. Woot!
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Okay,” he said. He took a breath. “What would you do, if you could do anything?”
I took a step toward him, closing the space between us.
“This,” I said. And then I kissed him.
Kissed him. There, in the middle of the street, as the world went on around us. -
One of my favorite romance clips, seen for the first time with my soon-to-be husband.
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I think we dream so we don’t have to be apart so long. If we’re in each others dreams, we can be together all the time.Hobbes, from Calvin and Hobbes, of course! :D
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True love is when you not only love the other person for who they are, with all their flaws and imperfections, and all their virtues too, but for who they can be at their absolute best, and you’re willing to do everything, even die, to help them reach that absolute best. True love means taking the biggest risk of all…opening your heart to a fellow human being, a creature as fallible as you know yourself to be, knowing that there are no promises in life, no guarantees, and that the future will bring great sorrows as well as great joys. …[How you learn that it’s true love is] not important. What matters is what you do when it happens. Do you accept it and act on it, or do you ignore it, or try to deny it? Because true love isn’t always convenient. Almost never, in fact. It comes at a bad time. Or with the wrong person. That’s when you’ve got to find the courage to follow your heart, no matter what. Because the alternative is death. Living death, which is the worst kind.from “The Special Reader’s Guide Interview with THE PRINCESS BRIDE characters by Paul Witcover” as featured in The Princess Bride
