(Gilmore Girls fan site)One of the kind Gilmore Girls fans I met through this site e-mailed me. It was about the Luke & Lorelai video and the e-mail that I had sent about it. She said that I was really lucky to have found love like that. That there are people who have never had a love like that. And there are others who have loved someone like that, someone who then left their hearts “in a million pieces.”
And I realized how lucky I am indeed. I know there are others who are just as lucky as I. But with all the stress and burden of life, it’s easy for us to take for granted the great love we have. And this is a shame, because there are so many who aren’t as fortunate as to have found love.
And then another kind fan told me what her boyfriend did for her to make her fall in love with him. And I thought, I never would have done anything like that for a girl, when I was single. But you know, I was pretty idiotic back then. (And if you knew me back then, you can verify this.)
A few years ago for Valentine’s day, I wrote a true essay about this. It was for a writing project. But it turned out so well, I think it still stands. I thought you might enjoy reading my true life story about self-sabotage, loneliness, anti-climactic sub-romance, and finally love.
And so without further ado, I give you, unedited in its original form… Click to continue »
I mentioned previously how I planned to do the yellow daisies thing. My plan was to watch “Love, Daisies and Troubadours” with my beloved and give her a beautiful vase of yellow daisies. And here’s how it went. Click to continue »
Real quick: I just saw this on Amazon.com, buried within the site. And I just had to pass it along. Click to continue »
“Give me a clue as to whether you’re kidding or not!” Lorelai was aghast.
For a moment there was no answer.
“I am not kidding,” Max said.
You know that feeling you get when the man you love says something that could be very romantic, except that he said it at completely the wrong time? Click to continue »
It was identified as one of the most romantic scenes ever on Gilmore Girls, at least by the readership of the GilmoreGirls.org forum. It’s at the end of Episode 516, “So… Good Talk.”
Lorelai is sitting alone on her couch, watching A Star is Born, missing Luke, a couple weeks after he told her, “I can’t be in this relationship. It’s too much.” Click to continue »
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