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“When I first got down there, I found this native guy who was going out on his fishing boat all by himself. I asked where he was heading, and he just said, ‘Fishing…’ I bought a big bottle of rum, gave him $50 and asked if I could go with him. He said, ‘Sure…’ and we talked about life and love and the ocean, the fish, when he was little. That was a turning point.

I’d love to have my graduation party on a riverboat (I live in cincinnati) – nothing fancy, just a dancefloor and a place to eat and hang with friends. Does anyone know where I could rent a boat like this for a day? Hopefully one that won’t leave us penniless!!! Thanks:)

I live in the Bay Area and love to go camping and boating during the summer, any ideas on where I can go that are not too far? A four hour drive is the most I want to do for a 3-4day camping/ boating trip.

What is the name of the bar on ‘The Love Boat’?

What is the address of the Bunker’s (All In The Family) house?

What player from the 1984 World Series winning Detroit Tigers made a guest appearance on “Diff’rent Strokes?”

What was the last name of the family on “Silver Spoons?”

On “Growing Pains” what was the name of Carol’s
boyfriend who dies in a car accident and who played him?

What two TV shows had cast members marry their fictional love interests in real life?

What TV heart throb was on both “Facts of Life” and “Roseanne?”

What TV show was “Facts of Life” a spin-off of?

What “Seinfeld” alumnus was on the short-lived NBC sitcom “Day By Day?”

On “Growing Pains” what was the storyline for Boner leaving the show?

I love to travel, the outdoors, cook, decorate, have dinner parties, Hike, Fish, the ocean, love children, and to garden.

Guy R
He works alot and loves children. He loves to hike, fish, travel, and he is a dedicated man. He isn’t really a clean freak kind of guy. He exspects his women some day to take care of that and the kids.

Guy V
He doesn’t travel, doesn’t want any children, doesn’t work outside,
He does laundry and cleans up after him self. We talk for hours, but we have not much in common. He is a good hearted man that wwants a woman to come home to.

SO what do you think?
Guy R or V?

I’m a high school senior and I like this girl which until recently was outta limits. I’ve already decided that I’m gonna make a move and it’s going to involve what else but LOVE POETRY?!! so nobody’s going to dissuade me (convince me not to) do this. I just wanna know what a bunch of random strangers think about this wonderful pearl I just pulled out of my… hat.

It’s hard to say in words
what I’m feeling to this day.
I try to open my mouth
but suddenly become afraid.
I know there is no future,
no purpose for this note.
This rose will go to waste,
I live with only hope.
Whether it lives or it dies,
I will walk out okay.

This rose grew from my heart,
at first a heavy burden.
I refused to believe,
I used to deny,
but now I can no longer hide this deep secret.

I have left the safety of my shell,
which did well to me.
Now I’m taking a chance.
Will I fall or will I fly?
It sounds improbable,
almost too obvious.
How can I fly when I have no wings?
But it’s a simple question,
with a simple answer.
was I tricked by my heart?
will I drown in the truth?
or will I take sudden flight,
in the skies, the deep blue?
if I am the fish,
you the ocean.
if I am the star,
you are the heavens.
if I were to tell you, who would believe
that Old Cupid’s arrow
has made a slave out of me?
btw, 99.8% chance she doesn’t like me. 89% chance that she doesn’t even care who I am. but the feeling inside is too hard to keep inside. I have to tell her no matter what. That’s stupid, but that’s love.
wow. thanks for the responses. I can understand some of the constructive criticisms but I’ll take my chances anyway. I’ve already stalled this for TOO long, I need to do this now or never.

Love is one of the most common, yet misused and misunderstood words in the English language. On the bookshelf

love is synonymous with romance and seldom used without a sexual connotation.

On television, love is depicted by programs like

Love Boat.

Commercials tempt the audience to pay for a call to a love connection,

where companions can be matched or where romantic secrets are told.

Even Christians have a very fuzzy grasp of the meaning of love. The lyrics of all too many contemporary Christian songs use the word love in a way that falls far short of that which the Bible defines and describes.

I love the way you love me are the words of one song. The meaning seems to be,

I love the warm, fuzzy way you treat me and make me feel so good.

Toyota’s television commercial says the same thing

I love whatcha do for me Toyota.

No mention is made of God Himself, of who He is.

There is no mention of the chastening of the Lord as a manifestation of His love for us (see Hebrews 12:3-13).

There is no mention of our subordination or service, to God or to others.

Love is a subject of vital importance, not only because of our fuzzy ideas about what love really is, but because love is a matter of highest priority:

But now abide faith, hope, and love, these three; but the greatest of these is love” (1 Corinthians 13:13).

For a number of reasons, Paul regards love as greater even than faith and hope. To show the magnitude of the importance of our study, allow me to summarize these.

(1) Love is greater than faith and hope because love is eternal, while faith and hope are temporal (see 1 Corinthians 13:8-13). Because that which God has promised cannot presently be seen, faith and hope are necessary in this life. But when the perfect comes, when our Lord returns and we are living eternally in His presence, we will no longer need faith, for we shall see Him and experience all that He has promised. Our hope will be fulfilled. Our love for Him, however, will last for all eternity, inspiring our worship and service in His presence.

(2) Love is the appropriate response to God’s love and grace, in Christ (see Luke 7:42, 47).

(3) Love is the great commandment and one of the distinguishing marks of a true disciple of our Lord (Matthew 22:37; Mark 12:33; Luke 6:27-36; John 13:35; 15:12-13).

(4) Love facilitates and contributes to Christian unity (John 17:20-26; Colossians 2:2; 3:14).

(5) Love is the lubricant which greatly reduces the friction which can build up between us and others (Ephesians 4:2; 1 Peter 4:8).

(6) Love is a key motive for our obedience to our Lord’s commands (John 14:15, 21, 23, 24; 15:10; 21:15-17; 1 John 5:2; 2 John 1:16).

(7) Love is a stabilizing factor in our lives (Ephesians 3:17).

(8) Love is the goal of Paul’s teaching as it should be the goal of all Christian teaching (1 Timothy 1:5).

(9) Love is the one command which encompasses all aspects of our Christian life (Romans 13:8-10; 1 Corinthians 16:14).

(10) Love makes our service more profitable to others and to us (1 Corinthians 8:1; 13:1-13).

(11) Love is a key element in our defenses against Satan’s attacks and devices (1 Thessalonians 5:8).

(12) Our love can and should be constantly growing (Philippians 1:9; 1 Thessalonians 3:12; 2 Thessalonians 1:3; Hebrews 10:24; 2 Peter 1:7).

(13) Our love can grow cold, especially in difficult times (Matthew 24:12; Revelation 2:4)

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