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Originally posted by Feefs
Snoozing on the sofa with your feet in each others' faces, placing pieces from board games on each others' faces, heavy breathing under the blanket whilst hiding your face and of course spooning on the bed with big grins on your face.
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Feefs, you are a hopeless romantic aren't you, bless your little cotton socks! Whilst we're on the subject (and greatly against my better nature of course) how about
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Lying, staring wordlessly and longingly into each others eyes,
Saying things like 'We've got to stop this' and 'This really is not cool, is it?' (preceded and followed by long hugs and cuddles)
'Why do we keep getting ourselves into these predicaments' etc., etc., I could go on, and no doubt will do!
I agree, it's hard to beat snoozing with feet in each others faces, one hand resting in unselfconscious ease on the others' leg as a sign of a deep and meaningful relationship. That scene was so intimate, and right in front of the others, how on earth could P&H have doubted that they all knew?
And as for under the blankets......I don't get that! I thought they were playing house, like I used to with the clothes horse and blanket at home, only me and Colin didn't get out of breath like they did, still we were only three!
Hang on! They weren't playing Mummies and Daddies were they???
(ROB once again retires to darkened room)
Let's hope there's something in the programme to keep everyone happy. I advise a little caution however to avoid disappointment! I suspect justification of the exploitation involved in the phenomenom to be the raison d'etre of the programme.
Whereas, as Darius so eloquently sang the other night,
'What the world needs now, is love, sweet love,
It's the only thing that there's just too little of!'
Wishing and hoping for a little more.....
N.B. Mark, We need more LURVE smileys!
