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The Month of Love - Back from my birthday treat
Well, what a weekend! Rie and I went to Cambridge to the Hotel Du Vin - highly recommended. To our surprise, they had upgraded us to the main suite that was stunningly beautiful. Not only did we have our own private garden, two bathrooms, sitting room and three TVs, but we had a complete cinema, enormous screen, surround sound, and two chaises longue. Two movies and two bottles of champagne later, we enjoyed a wonderful meal.
In Britain, Oxford and Cambridge are the two university cities. Oxford is more urban and crushed in and has the feel of an academic hot house. Cambridge is more like a country town with large open spaces and stately buildings; it has the feel of a Trollope novel. For me, it feels like Oxford is about Sciences and Cambridge is about Arts.
As we wandered around the town, it was good to see the many students from all over the world starting out on their lives. You know I left home and school at the age of fifteen due to some interesting family issues. Anyway, all the qualifications I have put together I had to do part-time while working and even running businesses. I am filled with envy and joy when I seem them all. I feel like I missed out on a good bit of life, yet I wish them all well.
When we live our busy lives working or studying, life can become so hectic that we can get lost in the busy-ness of it all. There is an importance that we all attend to our every relationship. On my Ten Steps Course, we have just completed the step about love and relationships and the Law of Attraction.
So, who do you need to pay attention to? Who do you need to tell that you love them? Who do you need to write a love letter to? Do you need to take yourself or someone away to somewhere special?
It is a certain truth that what we feed grows and what we starve dies. Let your love live.
Take care.
Sean x
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