I grew up not getting much practice at saying, "I love you". As a consequence, I still have a difficult time saying it. I'll often even retort to an "I love you" from Tara with a "ditto" or a "me, too" or some other feeblishly humorous attempt at a retort. I'm more comfortable making light of situations than I am engaging in the amorous moment, I suppose. Part of my problem is that I see too many trite "I love you"s said that aren't really backed up with meaning. Somewhere in all of this is some balance. I need to say it a little more often, with feeling. Which side of the love scale are you on; a little too heavy, a little too light, or just right?Currently on a quest to create 365 blogs entries in a single year. While I've already failed in the time period specified I'm still going to complete my goal, eve if it's late. Son of Delmar and Sharon Derricott of Preston, Idaho. Spouse of Tara McLean Derricott of Murray, Utah. Father of Jacob Anthony of Logan, Utah; Erik Bryson of Brigham City, Utah; and Emily of Hamilton, Montana.
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
T-35 : Love Lack
I grew up not getting much practice at saying, "I love you". As a consequence, I still have a difficult time saying it. I'll often even retort to an "I love you" from Tara with a "ditto" or a "me, too" or some other feeblishly humorous attempt at a retort. I'm more comfortable making light of situations than I am engaging in the amorous moment, I suppose. Part of my problem is that I see too many trite "I love you"s said that aren't really backed up with meaning. Somewhere in all of this is some balance. I need to say it a little more often, with feeling. Which side of the love scale are you on; a little too heavy, a little too light, or just right?
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