twelve complex mental processes
this falling in love
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So, does this need a 12-step program to get out of it?
Falling in love is a mine field frought with emotional disappointments.
Fine little piece, Dave!
Warm Aloha from Waikiki
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This came from an article in the Independent, according to which, research using brainscans has shown that "falling in love" engages 12 different areas of the brain in one co-ordinated activity. Must be just about the most complicated process man involves himself with!
One might think it could be co-ordinated a bit better then, Dave?!
Only 12 Dave? Seems more complicated than that!
Falling in love is exhausting.
Luckily we are pumped full of endorphines to survive the fall.
PS I took shoots of locks on the bridges in florence. Keep your eyes open for a post when I get over the jet lag.
Oh, is it?Thanx for sharing this, Dave.
Falling in Love is oh-so-complicated,don't I always say? ;)
Simple, elegant. It says much.
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