Certainties are good

[same_difference]

I mentioned something at the end of the big post I'm sure no one (except a certain someone) read about thinking I've found true love, but was prepared to accept naivety on my part.

I just like to say I'm certain I've found true love. No question about it.

YAY!!!!!!!!! *Bounces madly*

Right back to work...

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Really happy for you mate

Andy

[kipperfish.livejournal.com]

I didn't know you had finished it till just now!! :-)

Anyway, when I read that last bit, I see me and my first few weeks at uni. I met Judith, and within 3 days we were telling each other that we loved each other. It was great. Without wishing to put a downer on things, I really really hope that what happened to me doesn't happen to you. So, here's some (admittedly slightly tongue-in-cheek) advice-

1) Keep her away from Switzerland.
2) Don't let her associate with anyone called Tim. (this isn't a poke at Tim B, it's a poke at the guy called Tim who stole my Judith from me - my used to distinguish between the Judith that Tim B is going out with and the one who I used to go out with)

:-) Good luck, and above all, keep enjoying it. It's great. I know, I've been there!!

(I've moved on to the next stage now, and am extremely happy to do so, but that's just called moving through life!!)

True love...

[ruthste.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I was talking to the other assistants here this morning about 'home.' Specifically about the fact that we'll be going home in just a few months now (tomorrow is halfway day). And it occured to me that it wasn't going 'home' that mattered to me but being with Dave. I think that true love is when home is wherever you are with the one you love... ()
But I'm glad that other people have the same happiness that I have.