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“It’s about time we had a heart to heart.” louisebrooksfanclub – Instagram 2/12
Our love shall endure through the sands of time. kellyravidue8 – Instagram 2/9
These hearts may vanish into the rising tide, but my love for you will never cease” Ruhi B. Athens, GA – Instagram 2/9
Our love comes in as waves. It may be stronger some days, and weaker other days, but it is always evidently there. Our hearts will forever be together, no matter how rough the waves get. bri.mic.pet – Instagram 2/11
You know the right thing to say. Catherine P. – Steampunk Threads on FB 2/12
My heart, your heart, our love. Sherri S. – Facebook 2/11
Dash was explaining overlapping molars, but Betty’s smitten eyes saw only his subconscious wish for their union. Adrienne S. – Facebook 2/11
“Love is in the air, while the beating of our hearts are etched in the sand” (By Ana Cocroft – Milwaukee, Wisconsin) – Facebook 2/10
“Every heart sings a song, incomplete, until another heart whispers back.” – Plato (entered by Madelyn L., Warren, Michigan) – Facebook 2/10
i love your swim suit!
The answer to the next question he didn’t survive Bianca vS. – Facebook 2/9
“As you can see in this diagram, two hearts are better than one.” Abigail F., Portsmouth, VA – Facebook 2/9
“Two hearts entwined I draw now in the sand. A bond of love so strong. I pledge my love to thee, dear one. May our love be as strong as the link you see here, now give me your heart and your hand and we shall be entwined for all eternity.”
Brittany B. from Tremont IL
Hmmmm…..not bad for a lefty.
Hmmmm…..not bad for a lefty.
The sweetness in a man’s strength, should ever be tenderly prized!
Ah, how sweet it is to love! Ah how gay is young desire! and what pleasing pains we prove when we first appraoch love’s fire! Pains of love be sweeter far then all other pleasures are……
Then you turn left at the Dunkin‘ Donuts……
Oh dearest, I can show you better than I can speak.
Actually, as you can see here, the tracks of the red crested wood duck often overlap!
Scout M.
Kenocjee, MI
“Two souls with but a single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one!”
? John Keats
Jacki C.
Shreve, OH
Yeah, you’re right… they do look like our butts upside down!
I pledge my love to you, dearest, thru all the sands of time.
For now & for ever
“i DON’T KNOW THE QUESTION, BUT SEX IS DEFINITELY THE ANSWER.”
Kris A.
San Diego, CA
First Love
When two hearts become one.
Anna C.
Castro Valley, CA
He stole her heart
So she’ll steal his last name.
I’m so glad you love my new bathing suit from Recollections as much as I do!
Tracy Y.
Alpine, UT
Yes dear, I, too, have sand in my under garments. Just let me finish my drawing and then we can go to the bath house.
Lovers, writing love notes on the beach…
Wait….. why is my heart smaller than yours?
Two intwined .
Silent Expression
How long do I have to look interested while he draws in the sand?
The sands of time will never erase the love between these two hearts.
So happy she loves my sand scrawlings because I’m just too cheap to buy her a card!
Oh sweetie, your drawing skills have improved so much now that you are enrolled in art classes. Yes, I can see that you are drawing two hearts in the sand.
Two Hearts Drawn Together by the Sand’s of Time.
“And this, my dearest, is what I like to call The Venn Diagram of our love. You see, this side closest to me is the side for listing the times I’m wrong. That side over by you is the side for listing the times you’re right, and the middle is…also for the times when you’re right.”
Audra G.
Hartford, KY