Another Day Is Out!
You have to grow from the inside out. None can teach you, none can make you spiritual. There is no other teacher but your own soul.
Swami Vivekananda
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“Till death do us part,” Linda whispered.
“Till death do us part,” Stephen confessed while watching her eyes.
It was the most enticing moment of their life. After so many years they had finally made it. They would seal their devotion to one another in a few days during their favorite season. They both loved Christmas and the mood of the most lovely winter holidays. There were no words to describe the glow of their happiness in their eyes. Mutual love since they were children. Mutual respect since they were teenagers. It was obvious they were made to be together forever.
“What’s that?” Linda’s smile enlightened his face.
“It’s just a small gift for my fiancé.”
“You meant another gift for your fiancé,” she said while it was his turn to show off his charming smile.
Linda opened the small, red box and released a carefree sigh. The shinning, diamond necklace was enough to steal her thoughts for a few moments.
“It’s so beautiful,” she said and kissed his lips.
“It’s not as beautiful as you, but when I saw it I thought of you.”
“You saw this amazing necklace and thought of me?” Linda wondered.
“It’s an anchor, my love. From now on, I’ll be your anchor. Wherever you are and whenever you feel sad and lonely, you’ll be holding this anchor and I‘ll be there next to you.”
“How is this going to happen? Are you a timetraveler?”
Linda laughed out loud and started teasing him. She loved teasing her man.
“I am not a time-traveler, but my thoughts are
constantly absorbed by your existence. I guess it’s a kind of a visible and continuous communication. They call it telepathy. That’s how I could explain our connection.” His
big eyes confirmed his words; his sight was hooked on hers.
“Did I cause this to you?” Linda whispered.
“From the moment you were born,” Stephen said.
“Have I ever told you how lucky I am?”
“I guess because you found me,” he said.
“Just because I found the one and only man who stole my mind, and because in a few days, I am going to get married with the first baby who was thinking another baby
that was brought to life a couple of weeks later,” Linda said and buried her head in his chest, trying to hide her laugher.
“Will you stop teasing me?” he said as he closed his arms and locked his girl in his hug.
Stephen loved these moments, he felt blessed he could feel his heart becoming one with another heart, Linda’s heart. It was so nice feeling the butterflies of love lifting their bodies and spirits up, making them fly above
the worries while traveling toward the zone of true love and happiness.
“I will never stop teasing you; it’s the most
entertaining experience for me.” Linda said and tried to get up from the bed.
“Going somewhere?” he said and held her hand.
“It’s time for us to get up, put on our clothes and go out,” she said and sounded like begging him.
“Do we have to do this?” Stephen asked vaguely.
“It’s almost Christmas; let’s start making obvious the joy in our house. I need to come across the spirit of nostalgia and euphoria. And I want to do this with you!” she said and squeezed his palm in hers…
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Swami Vivekananda
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“Till death do us part,” Linda whispered.
“Till death do us part,” Stephen confessed while watching her eyes.
It was the most enticing moment of their life. After so many years they had finally made it. They would seal their devotion to one another in a few days during their favorite season. They both loved Christmas and the mood of the most lovely winter holidays. There were no words to describe the glow of their happiness in their eyes. Mutual love since they were children. Mutual respect since they were teenagers. It was obvious they were made to be together forever.
“What’s that?” Linda’s smile enlightened his face.
“It’s just a small gift for my fiancé.”
“You meant another gift for your fiancé,” she said while it was his turn to show off his charming smile.
Linda opened the small, red box and released a carefree sigh. The shinning, diamond necklace was enough to steal her thoughts for a few moments.
“It’s so beautiful,” she said and kissed his lips.
“It’s not as beautiful as you, but when I saw it I thought of you.”
“You saw this amazing necklace and thought of me?” Linda wondered.
“It’s an anchor, my love. From now on, I’ll be your anchor. Wherever you are and whenever you feel sad and lonely, you’ll be holding this anchor and I‘ll be there next to you.”
“How is this going to happen? Are you a timetraveler?”
Linda laughed out loud and started teasing him. She loved teasing her man.
“I am not a time-traveler, but my thoughts are
constantly absorbed by your existence. I guess it’s a kind of a visible and continuous communication. They call it telepathy. That’s how I could explain our connection.” His
big eyes confirmed his words; his sight was hooked on hers.
“Did I cause this to you?” Linda whispered.
“From the moment you were born,” Stephen said.
“Have I ever told you how lucky I am?”
“I guess because you found me,” he said.
“Just because I found the one and only man who stole my mind, and because in a few days, I am going to get married with the first baby who was thinking another baby
that was brought to life a couple of weeks later,” Linda said and buried her head in his chest, trying to hide her laugher.
“Will you stop teasing me?” he said as he closed his arms and locked his girl in his hug.
Stephen loved these moments, he felt blessed he could feel his heart becoming one with another heart, Linda’s heart. It was so nice feeling the butterflies of love lifting their bodies and spirits up, making them fly above
the worries while traveling toward the zone of true love and happiness.
“I will never stop teasing you; it’s the most
entertaining experience for me.” Linda said and tried to get up from the bed.
“Going somewhere?” he said and held her hand.
“It’s time for us to get up, put on our clothes and go out,” she said and sounded like begging him.
“Do we have to do this?” Stephen asked vaguely.
“It’s almost Christmas; let’s start making obvious the joy in our house. I need to come across the spirit of nostalgia and euphoria. And I want to do this with you!” she said and squeezed his palm in hers…
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078XJF7HV
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