Vol. 2 Ch. 4 P. 20
When repairing an engine,
the only way to know if you’ve fixed what is broken
is to test the machine.
The same goes for your heart.
the only way to know if you’ve fixed what is broken
is to test the machine.
The same goes for your heart.
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Perfect for today! Glad I found you and you al me! 🙂
so true, i found the love of my life, the second time around, MJ
We must crank up the love machine after the heart-healing.
I love this! I think it’s high time I took my heart for a test drive. 😉
That makes the two of us
Happy test driving 😀
-C
Well C – the selfish inner me hopes your test drive works out in a way that provides tons of blog fodder for all of us to marvel at, without breaking your heart 🙂
tons of blog fodder for all of us to marvel at–Oh I wish for this too. 🙂
without breaking your heart (but this is the “key words” I think. LOL) Thank you ehpem 😀
-C
Ehpem, C has enough fodder to last a lifetime. 😉 So a happy ending won’t get in the way of her writing for this blog (well, I hope)! 😀 – L
L – that is terrific news, I am thrilled to hear it. The happy ending part that is, not the fodder history, which sadly shows up in TBS from time to time. Well, not exactly sadly, for us readers, because we love expressions of such fodder, but you know what I mean.
Have you ever thought that fodder was really quite a strange word – the way it sounds and the way that “cattle food” can be used? I am only just now struck by it.