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159 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2006
One intelligent woman told me, “Bo, there’s this guy who’s courting me. He’s OK. He’s kind, he’s responsible, he has a good job…”
“Umm, I could hear a ‘but’ coming…”
She laughed. “How did you know?”
“My job.”
“Bo, I don’t have feelings for him!” she bit her lip.
“No violin music playing in the background, huh?”
“None. When I see him, the background music I hear is "lululalu lalulalulalei…”
I looked at her, “Listen. You don’t need a magical first moment to meet your potential husband. The important things are mature character, financial responsibility, the ability to commit, compatible mission and values…”
I actually met this girl again in her wedding, and before she marched down the aisle, she whispered to me, “Do you hear the violin music, Bo? It’s loud and clear.”
It doesn’t have to be love at first sight.
In fact, marriages with the least adjustments are those between friends who’ve known each other for years before they realize that they’re good marriage material.
What is love at first sight?
Many times, it’s lust at first sight. Or infatuation at first sight.
Here’s the truth: It takes a moment to experience infatuation but true love takes a lifetime.