Dear Friends,
May i share this 'love' letter with you.
May you find it inspiring...
-Criss
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 14:54:06 -0800 (PST)
From: "Fel Acosta"
Subject: Happy Valentine's Day!
To:"MED SANTOS"
Dearest Mommy, friends-
Just like the just concluded Chinese New Year, the
color of the day is red. There seems to be certain
universality of the color that turns one's mind,heart
and soul. We are modestly, intensely and deeply
sending our greetings to you and to all those who
share and feel the day's expression - Happy
Valentine's Day - and may the day reflects all the
red letter days that the world has always been
celebrating all this time. Unfortunately, there are
those who look at the world with less faith in others
and in themselves as well; this mightily disconnects
and we often find ourselves in a rut and fitful.
Lest we forget the day's message,
a quote from Irving Stone's novel, Immortal Wife:
"From the fullness of her heart,
she murmured: 'Story writers say that love
is concerned only with young people,
that the excitement and glamor of romance
end at the altar. How blind they are;
the best romance is inside marriage;
the finest love stories come after the wedding,
not before'."
If you have not read this novel yet, try.
Love you. Need we say more?
Fel, Mary Lou and Majelle
May i share this 'love' letter with you.
May you find it inspiring...
-Criss
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 14:54:06 -0800 (PST)
From: "Fel Acosta"
Subject: Happy Valentine's Day!
To:"MED SANTOS"
Dearest Mommy, friends-
Just like the just concluded Chinese New Year, the
color of the day is red. There seems to be certain
universality of the color that turns one's mind,heart
and soul. We are modestly, intensely and deeply
sending our greetings to you and to all those who
share and feel the day's expression - Happy
Valentine's Day - and may the day reflects all the
red letter days that the world has always been
celebrating all this time. Unfortunately, there are
those who look at the world with less faith in others
and in themselves as well; this mightily disconnects
and we often find ourselves in a rut and fitful.
Lest we forget the day's message,
a quote from Irving Stone's novel, Immortal Wife:
"From the fullness of her heart,
she murmured: 'Story writers say that love
is concerned only with young people,
that the excitement and glamor of romance
end at the altar. How blind they are;
the best romance is inside marriage;
the finest love stories come after the wedding,
not before'."
If you have not read this novel yet, try.
Love you. Need we say more?
Fel, Mary Lou and Majelle
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