From: Gratefulness.org
The important thing is not to think much, but to love much; and so do that which best stirs you to love.
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Deborah, this quote needs to be taken in the right context. You may laugh at this analogy to support the claim, but in the baseball movie “Bull Durham,” the seasoned catcher tells the erratic pitcher, “Don’t think, just throw.” His point relates to your quote – “Don’t think, just love.” Keith
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Oh boy. I’ve been ruminating all week about how to talk to a friend who refuses to get vaccinated but still wants to get together. Somehow I think this advice applies, because even love involves healthy boundaries.
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