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You are so very right, and really Hilarious in your close observations. He is a clever writer, safe side player, no risks. He cannot have his two romantic lovers have a voracious meal and then make love like hell because they would be farting like hell. That is not romantic. So the eating process is for later. The "rain" scene is actually a Psychological approach. It is Nature's way of washing the Inhibitions away or some earlier sins or guilt away - at least for the moment. And that is the moment for two hearts to weld up together. Later on, one of them will look into the mirror and say, "Thank God for the rains."
After reading the first half of this, I was actually laughing out loud. Thanks :)
Kelly wrote: "After reading the first half of this, I was actually laughing out loud. Thanks :)"
you're welcome. Here's a real piece from my life: It really happened. Once I took my girl to a beautiful lonely spot in the woods. She carried some sandwiches and stuff like that; and just as we got into that Romantic moment....the rains came a crashing without any thunder. We were there by a small stream, and Wow so romantic...... Then all of a sudden she screamed and WAH WAH WAH!!! there were a thousand leeches crawling out and a whole lot of them were up the legs of my girl...... and my shoes. It was horrifying. She got so mad at me she slapped me left and right and I was batting her off. But both of us desperately trying to pick off those 10 or more leeches going up her thighs , and as I reached for them, she was paranoid screaming, "YOU SOB!!!" Well, I got badly beat up by her, and so our Love ended right there. Thanks to the Leeches and the Rain. And Thank you Nicholas Sparks for not telling us the "other" side of "Romance in the Rain." Thank God we didn't get to eat the sandwiches, or else we would have been farting at each other just as bad.
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You are so very right, and really Hilarious in your close observations. He is a clever writer, safe side player, no risks. He cannot have his two romantic lovers have a voracious meal and then make love like hell because they would be farting like hell. That is not romantic. So the eating process is for later. The "rain" scene is actually a Psychological approach. It is Nature's way of washing the Inhibitions away or some earlier sins or guilt away - at least for the moment. And that is the moment for two hearts to weld up together. Later on, one of them will look into the mirror and say, "Thank God for the rains."
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After reading the first half of this, I was actually laughing out loud. Thanks :)
Kelly wrote: "After reading the first half of this, I was actually laughing out loud. Thanks :)"you're welcome. Here's a real piece from my life: It really happened. Once I took my girl to a beautiful lonely spot in the woods. She carried some sandwiches and stuff like that; and just as we got into that Romantic moment....the rains came a crashing without any thunder. We were there by a small stream, and Wow so romantic...... Then all of a sudden she screamed and WAH WAH WAH!!! there were a thousand leeches crawling out and a whole lot of them were up the legs of my girl...... and my shoes. It was horrifying. She got so mad at me she slapped me left and right and I was batting her off. But both of us desperately trying to pick off those 10 or more leeches going up her thighs , and as I reached for them, she was paranoid screaming, "YOU SOB!!!" Well, I got badly beat up by her, and so our Love ended right there. Thanks to the Leeches and the Rain. And Thank you Nicholas Sparks for not telling us the "other" side of "Romance in the Rain." Thank God we didn't get to eat the sandwiches, or else we would have been farting at each other just as bad.
