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Friends Forever

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Hapiness & Love Together

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Roses of Love

Roses of Love

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Driver's Affair With Expensive Car

Driver's Affair With Expensive Car

The drivers of expensive cars are more likely to have an affair, according to a new poll conducted by the illicitencounters.com website. It describes itself as the UK's largest extra-marital dating site, conducted a survey of its members.

It found that 20.9% drove a high-ranking executive car. This included 16 Bentley owners, 31 Porsche owners, five Aston Martin owners and 135 BMW owners.

And while the adulterers said their own car was important to them, only 19% admitted to being interested in their lovers' cars.

Sara Hartley, spokesperson for the site, said: "Many of those actively seeking an affair tend to be go getters, which is reflected in their choice of car and their chosen profession. They are often conspicuous consumers."

Poem of Love

Poem of Love

Because of you my world is now whole,

Because of you love lives in my soul.

Because of you I have laughter in my eyes,

Because of you I am no longer afraid of good-byes.

You are my pillar my stone of strength,

With me through all seasons and great times of length.

My love for you is pure boundless through space and time,

it grows stronger everyday with the knowledge that you'll always be mine.

Fall In A Deep Love

Fall In A Deep Love

EÁMANË was, as all lovers are, full of doubts and questions. She needed assurances from Fingolfin, who was more than obliging at professing his love.

“How deep is your love?”

“It is deeper than the ocean, and deeper still, than your wishes,” replied Fingolfin.

“How tall is your love?”

“It is taller than the sky, and taller still, than your dreams.”

“Do you love me?”

“Yes I do, why would you need to ask?”

Eámanë looked Fingolfin in the eye long and hard, and told him“Everything I ask about, you manage to answer in rhetoric and metaphor. Everything surpasses me- the depth and height of your love surpasses all that matters to me.” Fingolfin stared back at Eámanë's face and replied “You surpass me”, with a blush he could have assured her was redder than the sun, and redder still than her lips, or her love. Eámanë left Fingolfin's arms, pacing under the tree's shade where they rested, irked and looking disgustedly at her lover.

“You cannot compare yourself to what is divine,” replied Fingolfin. “You are a mortal, and will never surpass these things, as I won't either. That is the way of the world.”

“If I cannot surpass it, then what can I surpass? My friends are all naïve and simpleminded. But I feel the shimmering stars lure me, calling me to join their fold. I feel the fragrant flowers pull me, calling me to join their patch. Why am I myself, that cannot surpass anything?”

Fingolfin, who wasn't as wise as he would have wanted to be, cleared his throat, and replied while getting up as well, “That is a question many might ask, and never find the answer to.”

Eámanë bit her lip, and frowned at Fingolfin.

“I wish I could fly. I wish I could live forever. I wish I could be somebody else.”

“But none of that is possible,” laughed out Fingolfin, without meaning to.
“No!” Eámanë was greatly angered. “There has to be ways. There must have been others before me, in my position. Existence would be meaningless without surpassing anything.”

“I'm sure there have been plenty before you, or before me; in the end of the day it's not so terrible, this existence. But it's all a matter of what you will settle for.”

“That is terrible! I wish to learn the meaning of life, I wish to learn everything and surpass whatever comes my way.”

“This world is a dangerous place, but it is beautiful too. We feel like we must know our place in the Big Plan. But maybe there is none. We are cursed, yes. We are cursed in our desire to know. Maybe we are simply meant to exist. To surpass love, we would have to be born as different things entirely.”

“Then there is nothing for me!” exclaimed Eámanë.

“That is not true,” Fingolfin dejectedly replied, “You have yourself, and you have my love in its entirety.”

“And nothing else? How does it amount to anything if I'm unhappy with it? My peers are foolish and I'm not them. I'm myself but I want to be more.”

“It's not a matter of happiness, when all is said and done. Love is vital and the only thing that, for us, will have any meaning- good or bad. You should embrace its splendor, the grand heights and depths we mortals cannot reach. It's the only peace we will ever find. It will give us strength when we need it, and the will to do extremely difficult things for it.”

And so Fingolfin and Eámanë returned to their place under the tree, in each other's embrace, and Eámanë no longer felt inferior- she only felt separate, from her friends, because she began to understand the magnificence of love.

“Fingolfin, how much do you love me?”

“If the radiance of a thousand suns were to burst at once into the sky- that would be the splendor of love that we mortals cannot see or surpass. That is how much you have taught me to love you.”

Movie For Valentine Week

Movie For Valentine Week

Love Actually


Writer-director Richard Curtis counts down the five weeks before Christmas, in this delightful romantic comedy. Among a wide array of meet-cute couples, the movie intertwines so many characters that their flirtations last the entire feature. Whenever it gets to be too much he cuts to Bill Nighy, a washed-up 70s rock star who is cynically pushing his Christmas record to the top of the charts.



Roman Holiday


This classic romantic comedy introduced Audrey Hepburn to audiences as a modern-day princess. Stifled by her royal entourage on a trip to Rome, Hepburn's Princess Ann escapes to explore the Italian city on her own. While incognito, she falls in love with an American newspaperman, Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck). When Bradley learns of Ann's true identity, he finds himself torn between following his nose for news--and turning her into a big story--or the growing affections of his heart.


My Best Friends Wedding


When Julianne made a deal with her best friend Michael to marry each other if, by the ripe old age of 28, they had not yet found their true love, she never really doubted it would come to pass. But jealousy rears its ugly head when she discovers he is engaged to another woman, and, what's more, that she is perfect for him.


There is something about Mary


There's Something About Mary is a no-holds-barred comedy in which 30-something Ben Stiller locates and courts his high school dream girl (Cameron Diaz), unwittingly enlisting the help of some of her more hilariously psychotic suitors. The movie is riddled with in-your-face gags and unapologetic raunchiness disguised as a riotously funny love story that is actually very sweet. Be amazed at the impeccable casting and stellar performances of the supporting players.


A Walk to Remember


Landon Carter (Shane West) and his friends are the coolest kids in Beaufort, North Carolina. Jamie Sullivan (Mandy Moore) is the opposite--there does not seem to be anything cool about her. When a prank planned by Landon and his friend goes terribly wrong, the principal sentences him to tutoring on the weekends and working on the school play, activities in which Jamie is involved. As the two begin spending time together, Landon finds himself intrigued by this guileless girl who sees beauty in everything and exhibits unwavering faith in people and in the world.

Valentine Quotes

Valentine Quotes

I recently read that love is entirely a matter of chemistry. That must be why my wife treats me like toxic waste.

--David Bissonette

What the world really needs is more love and less paper work.

--Pearl Bailey

You can't put a price tag on love, but you can on all its accessories.

--Melanie Clark

Men aren't necessities, they're luxuries.

-- Cher

I'm always looking for meaningful one night stands.

--Dudley Moore

Anti - Valentine Quotes

Anti - Valentine Quotes

“Love stinks."

-- J. Geils Band

"We fall in love when our imagination projects nonexistent perfection upon another person. One day, the fantasy evaporates and with it, love dies."

-- Spanish philosopher Jose Ortega y Gasset

"Love is exclusivity, selection."

-- Jose Ortega y Gasset

Love is like the measles; we all have to go through it.

- Jerome K. Jerome

MARRIAGE ON BUDDHA CUSTOM

Be My Valentine

Be My Valentine

THE feeling of love is a lovely feeling. If you have loved, you would know what it means. If you haven't, it only tells what you miss. French mathematician Blaise Pascal says the heart has its reasons that reason doesn't know. In love it's the other way around. It has its feelings that only feeling knows. Love is when every heartbeat turns into music.


Love isn't without its moments of dissonance. It gets distracted, often distorted, even discontinued. Like lovers, love also has its allocated time. At some point the music stops. But in spite of it, Lord Alfred Tennyson tells us that it's better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all. It's worth falling in love and having heartbreaks than never to have taken your chance.


True, love needs to be communicated, but words are the weakest form of communication. After all, they are merely symbols, lacking substance. It is actions that count. William Shakespeare (1564 ~ 1616) did not say "They do not love who do not SAY they love." Rather, he said "They do not love who do not SHOW their love."


German poet Goethe says what is important in life is life itself, not a result of life. Likewise, what is important in love is love itself, not a result of love. So, why bother if you succeed or fail in love? Why must you look before you leap into its blissful arm? Thoughts too long make life short. Love always lifts your soul, though it might often let you down afterwards.


In 11th century France, the uncle of Heloise castrated her lover Peter Abelard. Abelard became a monk and dedicated his life to learning. The heartbroken Helosie became a nun. Despite their sufferings and separations, Abelard and Heloise remained in love. What does it tell? Love has the power to bind two hearts even when their bodies are pulled asunder. Lust is storm in flesh. Love is gentle breeze blowing in blood.


Queen Victoria of England was so devastated by the death of Prince Albert that she didn't appear in public for three years. She wore black until the last day of her life and mourned the death of her husband for 40 years after he died. But love doesn't always lead to grieving. Often it also inspires great work. When Pierre Curie passed away, his wife Marie Curie pledged to carry on his work. She became the first person to win a second Nobel Prize.


So, love is lovely although it can hurt sometimes. It can enervate; it can devastate. It can alleviate; it can aggravate. It can bridge the gap; it can widen the chasm. Love is blind; it can also open your eyes. It's the blindness that shows the shimmering lights on the hill. It can also wind into a blind alley that takes you down to an ocean of grief.


But that is one risk worth taking. If you will never love in life, you will never be loved in return. A moment of love exhilarates a thousand births. Thousand deaths are mourned in one loveless life. If you love to live, I say, why not live to love?


If you are looking for someone to live with, you need to find one you can't live without. Only love can reconcile this contradiction. It defeats mathematics; its alchemy fuses two into one. It might sound mushy, but lovers embrace this absurd rule. Love is the yearning of two halves. It brings them together into a blissful union and makes one complete whole.


If you must express your love with words, don't just say "I love you," but explain what you mean by 'love.' For example, compare these two sentences:


1. "I love you."

2. "I respect, admire, and believe in you. I delight in your company and am proud and happy to be married to you."


Which would you rather hear from your partner? Which are you currently using?


But as powerful as the words in sentence two are, they will become tarnished, weakened, and crumble unless they are backed up with actions that prove you mean what you say.

Shakespeare's Romeo says that love is a smoke made with the fume of sighs. He says that being purged, love is a fire in the lover's eye, but being vexed it's a sea nourished with loving tears. Then he asks what else is love. The answer he gives is that it's madness most discreet, choking gall and a preserving sweet. Romeo, however, cautions that love isn't a tender thing. It's too rough, too rude, too boisterous, and it pricks like thorn.


Thus, the experience of love isn't a bed of roses, but a bed of roses is an experience of love. There is an interesting story in Greek mythology about how roses became a symbol of love. Chloris, the Goddess of flowers, created rose by giving life to the lifeless body of a nymph. Aphrodite, the Goddess of love, gave her beauty and Dionysus, the God of wine, gave her fragrance. Rose has been popular amongst lovers for centuries because it stands for brightness, joy and charm.


On this Valentine's Day, pick your roses and make up your mind. One red rose, if you love someone. A lilac rose for love at first sight. In some traditions one red rose could mean she is your only love. Eleven roses mean she is your favourite one, ninety-nine roses mean you are forever in love with her, and hundred roses mean you want to marry her.


One life to live, but live it with the magic of love. You will live many lives in one and wish this one life weren't so short!

Pick Your Card For Your Valentine

Pick Your Card For Your Valentine