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Never Seen
December 11, 2012
Philippa B. defines a memory quite well in her article, "Never Seen". She stated that memories can be of "a person, place, story," or a fondness or affection for something. I completely agree; memories are completely full of things that I love. When B. said that "there really is no way to define love" and that love is "unique for every person and situation," I could not agree more. Love can totally go deeper than its dictionary definition. Thanks you, Philippa, for writing this article.
© Amanda M., Phoenix, AZ
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