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Love

"We are all a little weird and life's a little weird, and when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall in mutual weirdness and call it love."

~ Dr. Seuss

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Dianne said…
Perfect!
I love the Dr. ;)
janis said…
oh this is grand! what wisdom Suess had & how lucky we were that he shared it!
pRiyA said…
This is the best and most accurate description of love that I've ever come across.
: )
Sylvia K said…
Oh, yes! I do love the Dr., too! The perfect description of love, indeed! Hope your week is going well!


Sylvia
karen said…
Dr Seuss is marvellous! thanks for sharing that..
Brian Miller said…
i am allabout a little weirdness...lol...nice seussical quote...
Deb said…
Hi ! I am a fan of the Dr. and I had never read this quote...it might just be my new favorite! I have missed all of my blogging friends. Hope all is well with you!
Brian Miller said…
ha i am all for mutual weirdness....

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