Notes on Love: Being Single and Dating in a Marriage Obsessed Church

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Sometimes the most meaningful love notes are those that convey the deepest emotions in just a few words. Having previously done copywriting for the marketing team at a restaurant group, I moved back to London to hone my writing skills and trained as a journalist. Both of the main characters (Hugo and Mae) were absolutely stunning, their character developments throughout the story were truly inspiring. Juliet is always more in touch with the practicalities of love—sex and marriage—than Romeo, who is less realistic. I continue to do public speaking about addiction and recovery, speaking for corporate events, charities, schools and churches.I definitely remember the weird in-between sate of the summer before freshmen year of college and I think Jennifer E Smith embodied that state so well with both Hugo and Mae's characters. Yet being single in the Church too often means batting off questions about why you haven’t met ‘your other half’ yet – or else being warned to ‘guard your heart’. You know you're in love when you can't fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams. One thing: There were two or three times where something kind of dramatic happened, and I just didn't care. When Hugo Wilkinson’s girlfriend Margaret unexpectedly breaks up with him, he’s left with a broken heart and an extra ticket for the trip of a lifetime they’d planned to take together between high school and college.

From the cross-country train journey, to the personal journeys both Mae and Hugo go on (which really resonated with me), I just genuinely fell hard for this story. She is sweet and caring, and you want her to know how your heart skips a beat when you think about her! If you want to discuss my work or offer a rebuttal on my argument for warm-water teeth brushing, use the contact page to drop me a line. you are on my mind now and always, you are the sweetest song that only my ears can hear, you bring out the best in me. As the book progresses, it becomes clear that Key’s deeply introspective quest is not just a hunt for what’s missing, but for what she has overlooked.In this two part series we are going to explore how our baptism can help us achieve Christian unity in light of our political diversity. What follows is a story of chance, friendship, coming out of your shell, and into your own … while maybe finding love on the way. But as Key’s book demonstrates, there should be no shame in desiring intimacy, or seeking it outside the confines of romance.