To Love someone

To love someone is to understand each other,
to laugh together, to smile with your heart
and to trust one another.

~Unkown 

http://leelavadeeflower.blogspot.com/2014/05/to-love-someone.html

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  1. achuthan vatakketath ravi

    May 13, 2014

    and it's a great way to get the best way of life from unknown to known. that's how friendship culture love civility and all the attributives one should carry with them for a fine human transmutation from rough to chiseled.great dear jendhamuni.

  2. Jayesh Thakkar

    May 13, 2014

    Love comes out only from a smiling heart which results laugh together and trust is the product of love. Have a good day SOS.

  3. Patel Patelp

    May 13, 2014

    Good morning!!!!, JS Very Beautiful pic Have a nice day

  4. Helal Uddin

    May 13, 2014

    I am adding smile you I trust you and I am living in the future

  5. Elvira Young

    May 14, 2014

    Love!love!love!anyway..good morning to each and everyone!!have a good day..

  6. Tadesse Kebede

    May 14, 2014

    I am looking forward to hearing from you again and again in the morning

    Sent from Samsung Mobile

    ——– Original message ——–

  7. Edibau Eke-spiff

    May 14, 2014

    As beautiful as you are do you know Jesus died for you so that you can be reconciled to God through him? Would you like to ask Him into your heart so that He will be your Lord, He really loves you, I have asked Him into my heart over 23years ago and I am enjoying all the benefits, why not do so today?

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