...but they were to the effect that sex and motherhood should be treated neither ribaldry nor reverence. 'It is too serious a subject for ribaldry, and I myself cannot understand reverence towards anything that is physical.' There, in a few words, is the whole twisted and tortured priggishness which poisons the present age. The person who cannot laugh at sex ought to be kicked; and the person who cannot reverence pain ought to be killed."
- G. K. Chesterton, Questions of Divorce
claire rhymes with share. share rhymes with care. care rhymes with bear, compare, declare, but has nothing to do with dishsoap.
ReplyDeleteclaire, i share an apartment with you because i care about you. i would protect you from bears, and no one does compare. I declare from the rooftops--
i am glad you use dish soap.
i am glad you share in my life. i just put my share in yours. maybe it somehow brighten your night of studying math in which you will pass with flying colours like a blimp, at which i can only look up smiling and wave.
i love you. goodnight.