Today she showed me this little note, a small post-it stuck to a returned audio book from a 92 year old lady.
"I still have no cure for love"
This made me smile at first, such a cute little note. But then it made me a little sad! I don't think the lady is seriously looking for a cure for love, I think it had more to do with the book that it was stuck to. It just got me to thinking.....
I think better in places like this:
With views like this:
And this:
However I didn't have long, as usual!! Even so my mind kind of drifted to my virtual BFF Deb's medicine cabinet challenge, would a cure for love be something you would want in your medicine cabinet?
When I think of my ideal medicine cabinet it would be more a Narnian wardrobe leading straight to here:
Complete with potions master preferably!
The odd vile of Veritaserum would come in really handy or a little Felix Felicis tucked away for necessity.
Yes love is hard but would I include a cure for love? What instance would you even consider needing a cure for love?
I have felt all consuming love, I still feel all consuming love. I have loved and then had the object of my love taken from me, yet still I don't think I would want to be cured of that love because it fuels my memory.
Hmmm, there is unrequited love; the times when you fall so completely for the one person you can't have or that hasn't fallen as far for you. Would you cure yourself of that love? Is this the cure I need to keep tucked at the back of my medicine cabinet along with my liquid luck for emergencies? For times when it hurts and you have to try not to love someone.
But alas, I fear my medicine cabinet will forever be stocked with the staples of nit lotions, spot potions and Calpol (because it mends broken bones). If someone is still looking after 92 years I don't think there is a cure to be had! There are much worse things to be told there is no cure, there are worse things to live with than a heart full of love.
Would you use a cure for love?
