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November 2009 
Intimacy
Posted on Sep 10th, 2007
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Ron
Ron
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yes/no yesno yenso yneos nyoes noyes
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I like this. They say the happiest sentence in the English language is, “I love you.” But to get their, we gotta wrestle with two little words. And, lots of times they open and close doors much easier than those first three. Don't they?
Hi otter, I was thinking about these two words yes and no and how backed with truth can be the simplest and yet most pure words you can utter, otter. Liked your shout out. “…been in a middle life crisis since I was two…” yes. It seems we're always in the middle of our lives, dancing and crisising our way through.
maybe
; )
maybe
; )
why not?
I love this, Ron.
It's a painting.
Sandra
It is a painting - and pretty much how it is. Thanks Ron……
a bit of my favourite poet in there Ron … I refer to one of the master's … eecummins … he'll forgive the spelling and the punctuation I guess:)
A fun and also masterful piece … Yes? … No?
Or should I have said … yes? … no?