Yesterday i went to the store and bought a couple of guavas. Yes, with hundreds of tiny seed inside them. I cannot understand why most people cut that part off because i ate them whole. Yummy.
Shadowthorne, I confess to scooping out the tiny seeds in guavas even though they are soft seeds. I don't see guavas in this little town or the next town either. You are fortunate to have the delicious fruit available.
Rock Chef, if we all knew love in that we loved someone and knew we were loved in return, would people stop being unfaithful? Would they be satisfied with what they were blessed with?
Hi DJan, fruit with no stone sounds luscious to me. But as in most things in life, we do find something hard to get around sometimes but we can do it. For me, being open to loving is in itself a blessing. I will see what I say ten years from now.
Hi Liz, good point. One sided love is in a rut. I am finding that the subject of love is impossible to define or narrow down to a basic definition that is one size fits all.
Hilary, you are so witty. I like your sense of humor. I don't want the pits any more. Just the sweet fruit and maybe some day I will find a kind and gentle life.
Terri, you have a lovely husband and family, and I admire how you are with them all. I am happy that you can reap the rewards of your loving heart toward your family and friends.
Debby, if we have a love that is returned we are blessed. Real love and not the one in the movies or the romantic one in books. Funny that you found my blog in the sidebar of the other blog. Lots of us are connected aren't we?
I believe we all do and if it comes to our life we are fortunate indeed.
ReplyDeleteHi Jeanie, yes indeed. Love returned is a blessing.
DeleteI don't quite understand it CiCi. The poem and the stoneless fruit..is it good?
ReplyDeleteoceangirl, you understand, you just don't think you have it in your life right now. You and I are each yearning to love and be loved in return.
DeleteYesterday i went to the store and bought a couple of guavas. Yes, with hundreds of tiny seed inside them. I cannot understand why most people cut that part off because i ate them whole.
ReplyDeleteYummy.
Shadowthorne, I confess to scooping out the tiny seeds in guavas even though they are soft seeds. I don't see guavas in this little town or the next town either. You are fortunate to have the delicious fruit available.
DeleteI'm not familiar with this poet but getting love returned is essential.
ReplyDeleteBill, loving someone and not being loved back is unhealthy. I like that you use the word "essential" regarding mutual love.
DeleteI'd have to do some research to understand this.
ReplyDeleteMs.A, let me know your results after you complete your research.
DeleteIt is something that everyone should have.
ReplyDeleteRock Chef, if we all knew love in that we loved someone and knew we were loved in return, would people stop being unfaithful? Would they be satisfied with what they were blessed with?
DeleteIt would seem to me that fruit that does not have a stone is of a different sort. Reciprocity of love is the best kind. Thoughtful poem.
ReplyDeleteHi DJan, fruit with no stone sounds luscious to me. But as in most things in life, we do find something hard to get around sometimes but we can do it. For me, being open to loving is in itself a blessing. I will see what I say ten years from now.
DeleteLove isn't satisfying unless it's returned.
ReplyDeleteHi Liz, good point. One sided love is in a rut. I am finding that the subject of love is impossible to define or narrow down to a basic definition that is one size fits all.
DeleteThe sweetest part of a sweet life! I wish you all your heart desires, CiCi!
ReplyDeleteHi Abby, thank you for the good wishes.
DeleteStones in fruit. Well that would be.. the pits. ;)
ReplyDeleteYes, we all desire and require stoneless fruit.
Hilary, you are so witty. I like your sense of humor. I don't want the pits any more. Just the sweet fruit and maybe some day I will find a kind and gentle life.
DeleteI do. I hope that this desire is fulfilled for you!
ReplyDeleteTerri, you have a lovely husband and family, and I admire how you are with them all. I am happy that you can reap the rewards of your loving heart toward your family and friends.
DeleteI can't find the meaning. You lost me. Funny thing though is that in my search I was brought to a blog that had you in its sidebar with the quote!!!
ReplyDeleteDebby, if we have a love that is returned we are blessed. Real love and not the one in the movies or the romantic one in books. Funny that you found my blog in the sidebar of the other blog. Lots of us are connected aren't we?
DeleteStoneless fruit is the best and I hope you find it.
ReplyDeleteMaggie X
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Maggie, yes it is and I too hope some day I find it. Thanks for your encouragement.
DeleteI hope you reap the desires of your heart sweetie.
ReplyDeleteGod bless and have a terrific day!!! :o)
BTW: I wouldn't eat strawberries when I was a small chicklett 'cause they had 'rocks' in them. Heehehehe!!!
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