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Mary Wells | 03/26/2008 1:53 pm

Who Would You Love to be in the Dark With for Earth Hour?

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Who would you love to be in the dark with for Earth Hour?

Such a good idea should not go unloved. The entire world is going to celebrate Earth Hour at 8pm on March 29. All the info is at: www.earthhour.org. So much good will happen to our world because we turn off our lights for just one hour. And think of all the other things that will happen. Imagine it. It’s black. There are no lights except star lights. And candlelight. And firelight. Maybe angel-light. Who would you like to share the stars with, to touch, to feel, to abandon yourself to, to remember with, to lie to, to tickle, to giggle with, to make up stories  for, to sing to, to nuzzle, to tell poems to, to wonder about the universe with, to have a new idea with, to plan making things greener with, to smell the grass with, to feel the wonder of it all with, to be deeply moved with, to be happy to be alive with?         

Read more about: Earth, Earth Hour, Environment, Green

82 Reader Comments (so far…) Sign In or Register to comment

Estimada C
GV, Thanks for the memories. Some that I recall were tree camps and underground camps in the woods behind our house. And a blanket over the dining room table made a fantastic secret hiding place. We had a swimming pool and everyday in the summer, the neighborhood children joined us at 1:00. Those were the days. The children nowadays miss so much. (We had two girls and two boys.)
By Estimada C on 03/30/2008 7:03 pm
Lisa Mullins
My closest friends and several good bottles of wine!
By Lisa Mullins on 03/26/2008 10:55 pm
Bella Mia
My husband is the best storyteller - true stories - adventure stories. His details are captivating, his voice assuasive and dulcet.
By Bella Mia on 03/27/2008 12:07 am
Micky Mc
I would like to spend one hour with my very best friend when I was growing up. His name was Todd, and he died when we were 16 years old. I miss him still to this day, (at 52!) and would cherish just one more hour to talk and laugh with him like we use to, and show him pictures of my son who I named after him.
By Micky Mc on 03/27/2008 12:34 am
Brenda Ferreira
Well for those of you who want Captain Jack, I have my Pirate, Capt. Dave my husband of 2 weeks and that’s who I will be spending earth hour with! My husband is a tugboat captain and just as delicious as Capt Jack is I’m sure! Why is my comments being dated 12/31/69 @ 6 p.m.????? I’m stuck in a time warp ladies LOL OH to be 16 again and know what I know now, wouldn’t I be dangerous!!!!
By Brenda Ferreira on 03/27/2008 7:15 am
W G
Wrapped in a sleeping bag under the stars with my man. I will probably fall asleep because I feel so completely relaxed and safe with him.
By W G on 03/27/2008 8:49 am
Mouse Mcm
My husband, exploring each other in complete darkness would be very intense, the unknowing of where someone is going to touch you is exciting. Like having fantasy night and being blind folded. VERY EROTIC………………
By Mouse Mcm on 03/27/2008 9:39 am
Estimada C
Mouse, Dear One, do you have to wait til Earth Hour?
By Estimada C on 03/29/2008 2:30 pm
Jennifer Gardiner
Myself. I could use the alone time to sit and ponder and sing Judy Garland songs. Bliss.
By Jennifer Gardiner on 03/27/2008 10:40 am
Jane B
Thanks Josie for the hint about adding the picture! Hi everyone!
By Jane B on 03/27/2008 11:52 am
Debbie Nunez
Since the answer to this question is purely fantasy, I would LOVE to be in the dark for one hour with my fantasy boyfriend, Viggo Mortensen. I absolutely adore him! Hunky and beautiful, sensitive and deep.
By Debbie Nunez on 03/27/2008 4:05 pm
teeny keels
myself, alone, in the dark , for one hour…i have some issues i should probably work out
By teeny keels on 03/28/2008 2:51 am
Tina Helmuth
James Spader - who should be cloned, he has the ability to make even us ugly women feel he would date them :)
By Tina Helmuth on 03/28/2008 7:35 am
Jayne L.
I’m so glad other people mentioned wishing they could go back to spend the time with their children as young ones again! I have been feeling so blue lately about my son being almost a man now. What I wouldn’t give for an hour with him as a 4 year old again!!! That would be my greatest wish.
By Jayne L. on 03/28/2008 9:43 am
Buh-Bye Hillary Hillary Buh-Bye
Jayne….I agree…my son was born when I was 17….we’ve always been close. Boys are soooo adorable, expressive and sweet at 4…can remember very well. His is a man now. He went to grad school in europe and never moved back to the US. I really miss him, am proud of him, and understand now what Bill Crosby meant when he said “A son is a mother’s last true love.” No one is like your son. Here’s two poems I wrote for him (one at 17 and one decades later) that apply to all sons…definitely not a poetess…but think they resonate. If they can’t be four again…maybe we’ll be lucky enough to have grandsons….wouldn’t that be great!!! http://ezinearticles.com/?Poems-For-My-Son&id=792870
By Buh-Bye Hillary Hillary Buh-Bye on 03/28/2008 10:47 pm
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