And when I stand in the receiving linelike Jackie Kennedywithout the pillbox hat, if Jackie were fat and had taken enough Klonopinto still an ox, and you whisper I think of youdon't finish withbecause I've been going to Weight Watcherson Tuesdays and wonder

Kathleen Sheeder Bonanno
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When you are in love, it can be easy to lose perspective. When people are in love, they often get so wrapped up in the romance of their relationship that they forget to see it for what it really is. They forget to see the other person for who they really are. It is easy to take someone’s good traits for granted, and focus on their flaws. When you do this, you can easily lose perspective on your relationship.

Source: Slamming Open The Door

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