That Kind of Love

I want the kind of love that lasts through generations. The kind that doesn’t separate no matter how far the distance or how much space there is.

The kind of love that a set of wedding rings can’t buy. The kind that marriage complements, but doesn’t define.

The kind of love you can confide in. It potently lives within and no matter how grand the outer temptation, nothing will scrape it thin.

The kind of love that speaks in silence. And when we are together, love is what our vibe is.

The kind of love that’s forgiving. So when we mess up, it’s not the end, just a new beginning.

The kind of love that’s so captivating, just by reading this, you want that kind of love too.

Love that creates a bond that’s unbreakable, unmistakable, and irreplaceable. Yeah… that kind of love.

Challenge: 30 Days.

Have you ever ran around, scrambling at the last-minute, trying to meet a deadline, and in the process you end up getting so much accomplished in one day? As you take in all you’ve done, a great sense of pride hovers over you. And later you imagine just how much you could accomplish if you were that productive for 30 days.

Simply imagine.

Then challenge yourself and accept it. 30 days of hardcore productivity. Give it your all and see how far you’ll travel.

I’m inspired by the thought.

Take the challenge!

The ultimate goal at hand is to continue to proceed with life, in a positive direction.
Not speaking from expertise, merely speaking from experience. Onward and Upward. Let’s go!

First Thread Wedding: The Process

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I have been meaning to write this blog for some time now, but being a newlywed and jumping back into school has been hectic. This is mainly because I chose to still compete in moot court this year. Yeah...wouldn't recommend doing that right after a wedding. I debated about how to approach this. Should I write about what I have learned in my first month of marriage or discuss the planning process?

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Love in its purest form.