I saw this video last week and I thought it was so cool. This photographer found strangers on the street and asked them to pose as if they were not strangers. Kind of crazy, but awesome.
I think this is awesome. As a person who is not particularly touchy, I would probably hesitate to participate in this, but I loved hearing the reactions of the participants, and I think it was revealing. The feelings they had after their experience posing with a stranger was very eye-opening. It's really amazing how different they felt after faking affection. I thought it was interesting because it wasn't a physical reaction to a type of touching that could be seen as sexual. It was an emotional reaction to posed intimacy that demonstrated love and friendship. I think it shows the importance of physical affection to demonstrate a deeper sense of love. I think it would be interesting to study!
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A couple weeks ago it was General Conference weekend and I got to attend one of the sessions in the Conference Center. It was so great. I went with my sister Polly, her friend Meisje, and my best friend Bekah. We went up early Sunday morning, watched Music and the Spoken Word, which was amazing, and then we listened to the words of the prophets. It was so inspiring!
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| Polly, Bekah, Meisje, and me at Temple Square after Conference. |
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have i told you lately that you're gorgeous and awesome? because you ARE!
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