Entries in love letter (3)
My beloved Recchiuti Fleur de Sel Caramels ...
Posted Wednesday, February 14, 2007 at 01:21PM
When I first saw you in the Ferry Building, I couldn’t take my eyes off you. You were exotic, dark, seductive. I knew I had to have you, and I would do whatever it took to get you.
You were available, eager to be taken home; but make no mistake, you were no cheap date.
As soon as my lips met your chocolate skin, it was pure love. When sweetness gave way to saltiness, my tongue burned with passion.
I can’t imagine living life without you. Life would not be so sweet. Be mine. Forever.
Lovingly,
Sean
Sean
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Dear Nars Make-Up, You Make Me....
Posted Wednesday, February 14, 2007 at 08:15AM
Sometimes a name really does say it all, doesn’t it? It seems fitting I should pen you this note during the season of love…of indulgence…of beauty…of…………..
You are what you preach, Nars Multiple Orgasm Set II. You flicker and shine and make me flushed with joy. You’re there when I need you most and you never stop working to make me feel better…you’re there in your sexy black case when I’m looking sickly and pale from the Winter blahs, and you slip into my hand so nicely when I’m feeling glam and fab and ready to rock the night.
You’re straight-forward, and you never tease. It’s just perfect hues of peach all day long. Oh, Nars, you make me want to…….
I love you Nars Multiple Orgasam Set II.
I love you, I love you, I love you, I…….
Yours forever,
Beep
Dear Jane, I Love Pride and Prejudice
Posted Wednesday, February 14, 2007 at 07:01AM
Dear Jane Austen,
On this Valentine’s Day 2007, I just wanted to say thank you for bringing so much joy to my life. You’re a rock star, Jane - and I say that with only the highest respect.
Pride and Prejudice is a perfect, perfect novel. When I read it, everything else in my world seems to freeze in time. Oh, how I wish I were the feisty and truthful Elizabeth! Or do I wish I were her sister Jane…beautiful and demure and so caring (and worshipped by Mr. Knightly)?
You weave stories that take me far away from this crazy world. You’re so old - but you are the original modern woman, and for that I salute you.
Thank you for giving me Pride and Prejudice, Ms. Austen. Thank you for all your novels about heroines who beat to their own drum, aren’t afraid to fall madly in love, and who refuse to settle for second best.
Eternally Yours,
Beep
