Herb and Jamaal by Stephen Bentley for September 06, 2014

Now that’s profound.

Not necessarily. There should be a word to differentiate between the love you feel for your spouse, and the affection you have for your children (which bloody well better NOT be the same), a word for the way you “love” ice cream, etc. The Greek word Agape means the affection you have for close friends, and I know there’s one for the your siblings and another for your parents, but he mind’s gone blank.

Art Linkletter once asked a child if she had ever been in love. After a pause, the little girl replied, “No, but I’ve been in like.” We need a word for that, too.

There are a variety of definitions. Love as in love of a thing, such as I love my car, or I love rocky road ice cream. This differes from the love a parent has for their child, which is a sacrificial form. What David seems to be refering to is not love but lust, as in I say I love you, but what I mean is Iust after you and want to ave sex with you.

L-O-V-E was made for me and you! So sang the late great Nat “King” Cole.

Dani Rice: You are looking for philos and eros. But aren’t we all?

I think that’s only 20 words.

the plural for Inuit is Inuit.