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You know when you're ending a letter/ email/ text, and you want to show some love so you leave some x's and o's or maybe just x's...  well I'm wondering:

is it ok to just leave o's?  or is that insulting?  Because if I wouldn't normally kiss you upon departure in person, why should I kiss you when I sign my correspondence?  you just don't go around throwing kisses about.  They are special, and should be reserved for the special and endeared.  So, if I want to hug someone but I'm writing to them, is it just altogether silly to sign off with an o or two?  Because x's seem to be both traditional and trendy.  I think about this frequently and have finally taken the moment to voice the query. 

This train of thought leads me to the topic of real in-person kisses. 
They are to be reserved.  treasured. breathtaking.  breath-giving.  vonerable.  unexpected.  reciprocated (except in intended one-way circumstances).  communicative. expressive.  love. real.

and hugs- they make the world go around. O

lots of love, 

Laura oo

***If you can/want/will- go buy He Is Legend's Suck Out The Poison- out in stores today- Tower, Best Buy, FYE, Warehouse, online.... Check out track 14.  I make my entrance after the 3 second and something mark-- it is an 8:40 min. long song.  "(((louds" i hope you like it.***

got achy bones, but its alright
i'll still dance by the pale moonlight
know i'll be back home real soon
along with that big golden moon

life took me down for a while
but love is bringing back my smile
these people just don't even know
how much they're helping me to grow

love that's old and love that's new
searches me,  and i've found you
no more clouds of careless grey
the sky is beautiful today