Happy Endings

Dear friends and family,

So, as a lot of you know, I find some things just adorable slash cute slash worthy of a big AWWWW. One of my utmost favourite things ever is to see seniors in love. I can't help it. It shows me that it really is possible. It's possible that you might just find that one person who you can actually stand to live with for the rest of your life. That a persons weddings vows aren't just something you say as a tradition or ritual, they aren't meaningless, but they have power. It shows me that people takes vows seriously. It shows me that humans are capable of a love that goes beyond deeper than just lust or infatuation or even common interests. It goes deep enough to put up with every single you don't like about a person, and learn to mesh your lives in one.

It gives me hope.

I love seeing seniors walking down the side of the road just holding hands, enjoying the company. I love that they still want to hold each others hands and kiss each other on the head and cuddle and just love being together. It's one of the sweetest things ever to see.

A song that was brought to me back in April still holds so true for me. It's called "If it's Love" by Train. Listen to the song, even if you hate the music or his voice or just plain think they are funny looking, just listen to the words. They are filled with such hope. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxWK3qACDGk&ob=av2e

These are the lyrics that stand out to me. This first line honestly has spoken to me the first time I listened to it:

But I'm afraid when I hear stories about a husband and wife
There's no happy endings, no Henry Lee
But you are the greatest thing about me

If it's love
And we decide that it's forever
No one else could do it better

If it's love
And we're two birds of a feather
Then the rest is just whenever

And if I'm addicted to loving you
And you're addicted to my love too
We can be them two birds of a feather that flock together

Love, love
Got to have something to keep us together
Love, love
That's enough for me

So, here is to hope for love that will last forever. Till death do us part!

Love,

Ruthella