This weekend’s Trifextra challenges us to give advice in 33 words. I’m personally not big on advice. I rarely follow it and try to resist giving it because each of us needs to experience life in our own unique ways. But this little ditty popped into my head this morning. What the heck. You get what you pay for!
Love has a mind of its own.
No equation will create it.
No quest will find it.
No experiment will explain it.
But once love finds you, Pay attention—
feed it, nurse it.
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Beautiful Linda! and so true!!
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Thanks! 😉
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You definitely need to pay attention or that love could wander away. This is lovely advice.
Thanks for linking up!
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Thanks for your encouragement.
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Feed it. Nurse it.
Yes. Because if you don’t you may find yourself without love for a long-long time.
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So true!
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So pretty! (:
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lol
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Love this. It’s all true, but those last two lines are so apposite.
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😉 Thanks for stopping by, Sarah Ann.
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I’m all about paying attention particularly to love. This was a very good message.
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Thanks, Gina. Hope love pays attention to you, too!
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Good stuff.
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Thanks 🙂
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Sound advice indeed. And nicely put. I find that people pay more attention when the number of words used is limited as well.
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That’s true, Sandra. Plus, more people have time to read fewer words. 😉
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I think, very nice sentiment and prose.
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Thanks, Ann!
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Feed it. Nurse it. Good advice.
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🙂
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Good advice. Love does have a mind of it’s own, but it can’t survive without attention.
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Thanks for dropping by & commenting, Janna.:-)
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This is quite a challenge, giving some advice on love with just 33 words. You came up with some excellent advice and really did very well with it.
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Why, thanks! Now if I could follow my own advice! 😉
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Sweet poem!
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Sweet you!;-)
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Simply stunning Linda.
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Thanks! 😉
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You’re challenges seem so intimidating to me, and you always rise to the challenge so amazingly.
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Oh golly Sybil. They are fun for me. At first I think, ah, I can’t do that. And then, three words come to mind and I’m off. I find the 33 word challenge a good way to free the barriers that hem me in.
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Talk about editing – you really nailed this! Nice, Linda.
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Thanks, Renee.
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Good advice, and witty too~
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Thanks, Rae Ann.
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Linda, I’m going to share this on my Face Book (Soul Dipper) Page – with due credit to you. Succinct, wise and true.
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How incredibly sweet of you Amy! I am honored.
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You have a flair for the succinct m’dear. I need 1,000 words minimum to nail anything. (Yes, it’s a problem.)
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Well, obviously, I didn’t nail anything. I just scratched out a bit of fluff. 🙂
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