We learned about matters of the heart and passion for our work, as well as one another. Johnny, our Tarantella instructor is one of the most passionate people I have ever met. There is so much fervor that runs thorough him and exudes from his movement, his voice, his presence. It is a gift that I hope to one day assume in myself.
I don't want this to be too long of an entry so I'll leave with the thought of love.
To say "Te amo" Johnny says, is very very powerful words. Many are afraid to say this unless there is a deep passionate connection that you have with another. He says even to relatives you would rather say "Te vulevo bene" which is more in the terms of "I like you a lot," a term of loving but not so deep as "Te amo".
I thought about how much we say we love one another in America, and I thought of how sacred it is to say these words. To my family and friends, when I say these words to you I will mean it, remember that. "I love you," because I really truly do have a passion for you and for what you are in my life.
That's all for tonight. I'm beat.
"Te amo"....
PS new pictures are up from day 14 and 15. MORE TO COME!
2 comments:
Te amo! I love you, I love you, I love you!
So easy to say...but I really mean it. :)
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