An Email Message to My Wife

A Message from My Heart

 

Since I opened my eyes to this world, there was a seed of love in my heart. This seed was growing year after another. When I have reached my teenage, this seed was large enough to touch the main vein of my heart, pumping more blood to my brain, and giving the pleasure feeling of love. The brain have decoded these messages of love into your name, and asked my whole body to be yours, forever. 

When I grew up as an adult, my heartbeats were slowing down, and less blood reaching my brain, each time you were far from my eye view. My soul has diagnosed my sickness and said to my brain that the only medicine is marriage. Therefore, I had to marry you to save my heartbeats, my brain, and my life. 

After marriage, the seed of love had become mature enough, and harvested a mountain of love, with a fall of kisses, and a moving river of happiness. Until today, I love you more, and the mountain is becoming bigger, each and every single moment being by your side. I am discovering your holy soul more each moment of love we are living. 

Today, you are pregnant, and going to bring life to the river of happiness inside our hearts. I promise to be yours, and our baby’s, forever. I want you to forgive me for each single moment I wasn’t beside you, or I had scratched your feelings, unintentionally. I am writing you this email because I couldn’t find a better way to send my feelings more freely. To sum up, 

I LOVE YOU 

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The Girls on The Train: Love Novel Book

The Girls on The Train: Love Novel Book

"They are a perfect, golden couple," Rachel Watson thinks, regarding handsome Jason and his striking wife, Jess. "He is dark-haired and well built, strong, protective, kind. He has a great laugh. She is one of those tiny bird-women, a beauty, pale-skinned with blond hair cropped short." Rachel, the main narrator of Paula Hawkins' novel The Girl on the Train, is obsessed with the pair; they represent to her the perfect relationship that she once had, or seemed to, before it imploded spectacularly.

She can't stop thinking about Jason and Jess, but she doesn't know them. She sees them through the windows of a train, one she takes each morning and evening on her commute to and from London. The couple, whose real names are Megan and Scott, live a few houses away from the one Rachel used to occupy, before her alcoholism poisoned her relationship. "They're a match, they're a set," Rachel reflects. "They're happy, I can tell. They're what I used to be, they're Tom and me five years ago. They're what I lost, they're everything I want to be."

When Megan goes missing, Rachel's world, already profoundly messy, shifts even farther off-center. Did Megan run away, or was she kidnapped? What about the man that Rachel saw kissing Megan one morning? Rachel finds herself unable to stay away, and winds up directly in the middle of the investigation, all while trying to deal with her growing addiction to alcohol and her frequent memory lapses.

Read The Article About The Novel at http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/01/books/review/the-girl-on-the-train-by-paula-hawkins.html?_r=0

One of The Best RelationShip Books

How to Be an Adult in Relationships: The Five Keys to Mindful Loving

Mindfulness in relationships will obviously strengthen your relationship, but at the same time, it is hard to achieve. We do hear of people who thinks by their minds in relationships, and others thinks by their hearts. The important and hard thing to achieve is to make an ideal combination of your mind and heart. This book is written by David Richo, PhD, a therapist and author who leads popular workshops on personal and spiritual growth. The book is created and designed to explore five hallmarks of mindful loving and how they play a key role in our relationships throughout life:
   1.  Attention to the present moment; observing, listening, and noticing all the feelings at play in our relationships.
   2.  Acceptance of ourselves and others just as we are.
   3.  Appreciation of all our gifts, our limits, our longings, and our poignant human predicament.
   4.  Affection shown through holding and touching in respectful ways.
   5.  Allowing life and love to be just as they are, with all their ecstasy and ache, without trying to take control.

Many times we feel that our mind is completely different than that of our partners. This book is published for people who are facing such problems. It helps people use their minds in an adult way reach the level of their partners thoughts. In addition, this book can help in making decisions in some common situations such as:

   1. Husbands and wives who are at the edge of getting divorced.
   2. Teenagers who really facing a difficult time in their relationships. This book will show them how to think like an adult.
   3. broken hearts as a result of broken relationships recently. This book can show them how to recover from a bad experience and find the good experience. 

 

On the other hand, this book is ideal for people who want to understand how to use mindfulness in relationships and not a step by step problem solving.


 

True Romance Movie Review-What People Say

"True Romance is a celebration of film. It wallows in every possible seedy contrivance of American crime/action cinema. It is absolutely shameless in its exploitation of excessive violence, over-acting, melodrama, lurid sex, and rampant drug use...I love it. Quentin Tarantino, as I'm sure everyone knows, wrote the story, but it is the in execution that this film pays off. The cast, oh the cast: The lynchpins are Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette. They both give solid performances, which prevents the film from flying off the tracks; they serve as the pilot light. The supporting roles are the gas. The Walken/Hopper show down has been oft sighted as the film's best aspect, and this is, arguably, true. Just watch this scene and then watch it again. Sparks actually shoot out of the screen and burn people about the head and shoulders. OK, you've got Val Kilmer as the ghost of Elvis, Brad Pitt as a disgruntled pot-smoking loser, Tom Sizemore & Chris Penn as cops, James Gandolfini (pre-Sopranos) as a reflective hitman, and you've even got Bronson Pinchot (from TV's PERFECT STRANGERS) for God's sake. Did I forget Gary Oldman? Do yourself a favor and rent every single Gary Oldman related project (they're not all good films, but...). Why is Gary Oldman not in every film ever made? Why? I ask you why? He has got to be the best actor working today, hands down. As Drexel Spivey, Oldman chews the scenery, digests it, and then expels it from every orifice. Keep in mind that he is an English actor with a normal speaking voice at home in the Royal Shakespeare Company. His performance here is second only to his turn in LEON in blatant over-the-top insanity. Tony Scott, who along with his brother Ridley, has been known to over-direct a film or two, here chooses wisely to basically set up the camera and run. The score by Hans Zimmer adds a bouncy xylophone driven theme to the film and finds the right balance. This a well made, balls-to-the-wall, popcorn throwing, cult classic. In a market dominated with stereotypical characters, this movie avoids that trap by letting the stereotypes flourish with all the grotesque absurdity it can muster. 9/10"

Your Way to a Long Lasting Emotional Love Relationship

When we first get in love, we feel the happiness on each phone call, we feel like missing our lovers if they didn't call or show for a while, and we feel ourselves in a heaven of an emotional relationship. It is easy to like someone, feel someone, and get in love with someone, but the big challenge is how to keep the emotional feeling of the relationship last longer and forever.

In my opinion, to keep your emotional relationship last longer you should get engaged together in as many daily activities as possible. For example, try writing a list of places you both going to visit together next. This theory is proven to keep you both interested and looking forward  to live another emotional day together. Another option is to read a book together, and discuss your expectations and opinions after the read. In this way, you both are going to discover new thoughts inside each other, but you didn't the opportunity to speak about before. In addition, trying a cooking project together is a perfect way to spend more happy time together. There are many other ways to keep interest in each other. The last advice I am going to say, is to think, think, and think about your lover. always give excuses to your lover if he/she didn't do things in the right way, or as you see it a right way.