by nate on Thursday, November 26th, 2009 | Diary, Life, Love, Love Letter | No Comments

1. God can’t stop loving you

2. God can’t stop thinking about you

3. God can’t abandon you

4. God can’t make a loser

5. God can’t remember sins He’s chosen to forget

6. God can’t break a promise

7. God can’t be prejudice

8. God can’t be unholy

9. God can’t take on job He can’t handle

10. God can’t get tired

Tags: What God can do, What God can't do, WWJD

by nate on Tuesday, July 21st, 2009 | Dating, Friendship, Love, Love Letter, Relationship | 2 Comments

I am blessed by Dr. Gary Chapman’s book explanation about these 5 languages of love, maybe it’s been around for a while, but I was just reminded that everyone has one or more love languages that needs to be fulfilled to make them satisfied:

• Words of Affirmation
  This is when you say how nice your spouse looks, or how great the dinner tasted. These words will also build your mate’s self image and confidence.
• Quality Time
  Some spouses believe that being together, doing things together and focusing in on one another is the best way to show love. If this is your partner’s love language, turn off the TV now and then and give one another some undivided attention.
• Gifts
  It is universal in human cultures to give gifts. They don’t have to be expensive to send a powerful message of love. Spouses who forget a birthday or anniversary or who never give gifts to someone who truly enjoys gift giving will find themselves with a spouse who feels neglected and unloved.
• Acts of Service
  Discovering how you can best do something for your spouse will require time and creativity. These acts of service like vacuuming, hanging a bird feeder, planting a garden, etc., need to be done with joy in order to be perceived as a gift of love.
• Physical Touch
  Sometimes just stroking your spouse’s back, holding hands, or a peck on the cheek will fulfill this need.

Tags: acts of service, Gary Chapman, Gifts, how do I express love to others, languages of love, marriages, physical touch, quality time, relationships, what do I request most, words of affirmation

by sexey fairy on Wednesday, November 12th, 2008 | Love, Love Letter | 1 Comment

from d very first start we r separated in both times n places.
we talk thru nite n days.
fight after fights.
brought us closer to another phases.

its obvious we seen d desperation.
no doubt we long for meet.
frustating, knowing d fact we r close yet far.
broke down feelin hopeless.

words like bridge, brought us to places describing our feelings.
sounds play it’s part, to heal remedies.
not easy, we both admit it.
yet we seek for each others present as we miss.

no matter how far
how long
boundaries after boundaries
seem like tis endless love thing, just wunt stop playin us.

each time i almost reach u
im faced with another hurdles.
future seem too harsh, to be understood
still, i long for u.

dear love, we can count days n times
we missed d gud times due to d bad times
lost for words to describe feelings
as long as there sparks between us
i shall be true with all my willings.

by winstonian on Sunday, November 9th, 2008 | Humour, Knowledge, Life, Love, Love Letter, Love Story, Relationship | 7 Comments

I just want, I just want love

Have you ever met a girl that wouldn’t stop talking and had no interest in hearing what you had to say? And yet you had to pretend you were interested in everything she had to say? And when she did talk she kept criticizing you for no apparent reason?

And have you felt like you were wasting your time being her therapist? You just want to say, GET A THERAPIST!!! But you’re too polite to. You’ve always been polite and you don’t do what’s best for yourself because you don’t want to be rude. 

Three hours with a woman of this caliber will be the longest three hours of your life. 

OH GOD!!!!

Tags: dating talkative woman, her therapist

by winstonian on Sunday, November 9th, 2008 | Dating, Health, Humour, Life, Love, Love Letter, Love Poems, Relationship | 4 Comments

Jagshemash,

Feel horrible. Last night I went out with a girl, mainly to see what she looked like. This was the girl I’ve been spending a lot of time on the phone with. And I didn’t like what I saw. But I had to see her just to know, you know, right? That way I could stop wondering. And man it was a long few hours but I’m glad I did it, so I know I don’t have to do it anymore.
Anyhow, I feel like I’ve wasted so much of my life with this girl I’ve been spending so much of my time with on the phone. I’m a bit mad at myself for what feels like I’ve been fooling myself. I went to the UCLA game earlier with a girl I can tolerate a little more. (The girl I went out with had a lot of acne and talked a lot without listening to me, two things that really turn me on).

I’m glad I finally saw her, know what I mean? Like medicine I have to take that’s not really good for me, but at least I know I can look for another medicine.
Love hurts, but sometimes it’s a good hurt because I feel like I’m alive, Love sings, when it transcends the bad things, love hurts, but without love I won’t survive.

Tags: blind date, love hurts

by wildcherry on Saturday, October 18th, 2008 | Love, Love Letter | No Comments

by Brettani Shannon

Looking for a new way to show your sweetie how much you care? Love letters are the timeless, never forgotten, cherished forever sentiments of love. Equally treasured are love notes, simple reminders to your love of your love and desire for them. Below you will find ideas on how to create unique love letters and notes along with special ways to present them to your love.

No ordinary paper…

Antiqued paper can be made by presoaking your letter paper in coffee.

Scented paper made with your perfume, cologne, or fruity sprays.

On hearts, big ones on a giant card or little ones on a mobile or made to look like conversation candies.

Post-Its are quick and easy priceless little reminders.

Paper roses, cut out paper petals, write sweet nothings on them and them push a pipe cleaner through the middle as a stem and arrange the petals.

Tissue paper love notes are time consuming, but sweet surprises. A couple of words written on the corner of tissues and then folded back into the box.

Use candy to make sweet and silly poetry. Replace words like “Starburst,” “Sugar Daddy,” and “Whatchamacalit” in your poem with the actual candies.

Dry erase markers work great on any glassy surface for drawings and notes.
On the bedding, if you dare, surprise your lover with love notes on the giant canvas of your bed.
“For our 1-year dating anniversary, I made my boyfriend an antique looking love letter. I got a pad of thick drawing paper, like a Crayola Pad, for the paper, and then I made a cup of tea and let it steep for a while. I used the teabag to blot the paper so it looked stained and old. Then I burned the edges so that it looked a little like a pirate map out of the movies. After the paper dried I wrote the letter, rolled it up and stuck it in a nice glass bottle that I got at Pier 1 Imports. He really liked it!” –submitted by Sarah

Multi-media…

Text messaging is a virtually effortless way to bring a smile to your love’s face anytime, anywhere.

PowerPoint is a brilliant way to express your love. Set up a picture slide show and add your voice, animation, and love notes to sweep them off their feet

Writable media allows you to record yourself reading your love letter over music, video, or pictures.

Email your love and while thinking ahead, print and save some of your favorite emails to build another sentimental gift!

Computer Love — Set your love’s computer to have a personalized screen saver or customized desktop.
“The guy I love studies languages, so one day I sent him a text message on his cell phone that said “I love you” in about 10 different languages. At the end of it, I wrote ‘No matter how I say it, I love you baby, yours forever.’ He loved it!” –submitted by Anon

Package your letter…

Memory boxes can hold your letters, notes, and be used to collect memorabilia of your moments together.

Scrapbook making allows you to write love notes as captions to pictures, anecdotes to memorabilia, and use words as décor to your pages.

Message in a bottle — Roll your letter up like a scroll and put it in a jar with a cork. You could also add in bits of confetti or glitter, or themed items like sand and shells.

Balloons can also hold rolled up messages and any other small items you can fit through the opening before inflation.
“For our six month anniversary, I didn’t have a lot of money to spend on my boyfriend. Rather than buy him something cheap, I decided to make him something that he could keep forever to remind him how much I love him. I went to the store and bought a pad of construction paper and glitter stars. I then cut out 60 hearts and on each heart, I wrote a reason why I loved him. Then I decorated each heart with the glitter stars. I put all of these hearts in a jar and filled the remaining space with ribbon and more glitter stars. He loved reading each little heart and has the jar sitting on his desk for all to see!” –submitted by Anonymous

Surprise Deliveries…

In their lunch is a great place to hide a love note, word of encouragement, or even apology!

On the pillow is the perfect place to say “good morning,” “I love you,” or “you light up my life.”

In their breakfast is a great way to start the day. Surprise them with a love note in their box of cereal or pasted to the side of the orange juice.

On the mirror, you can write with dry erase markers or stick a note to let your love know you are thinking of them.

Stuck anywhere, love notes are great on the refrigerator, in his shoe, in her make-up case, anywhere and everywhere.

In the bath, you can hide a message in a bottle, personalized soaps, or for the child in them, notes on rubber duckies or boats.

On their car, you can leave love letters and notes on paper, written with soap or dry erase markers, or fill their car with love note balloons.

Glow-in-the-dark pens or chalks can be used on the mirror, bedding, or ceiling if you dare, so that when your love drifts to sleep, you will be on their mind.

Tags: How to create love letter, how to write love letter, love letters, love notes, romance 101, romantic ideas, surprise love notes, valentine, valentine love notes

by wildcherry on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 | Love Letter | 3 Comments

Dear _____,

We’ve been friends for so long. There have been lots of tears and so much laughter between us. I feel closer to you than anyone else. I’ve listened and hurt every time you fell in love, longing to be the one in your arms. I’ve been there for you when every one of your relationships fell apart. You listened and cried with me when we found out about the _____ and you stood by my side through all of it. Now is the time to tell you that the waiting is over.

The love you so desperately seek is here in my arms. You’ve often asked why I’m not interested in any of the men who hit on me when we’re all out. I’ve always told you they weren’t the one for me. Now I’m telling you that you are the one for me. You’re the one I dream about. No one can make me laugh like you, even when I’m knee deep in tears. The reason I’ve been alone for five longs years is this: I’ve been waiting for you to see the love in my eyes that’s only for you. I’ll wait forever if that’s how long it takes. I need you. I miss you when you’re gone, and I hurt when you’re sad. I love you, ____, for everything you are.

Love Always,

________

The love letter

Tags: love letter confession, love letter template