
"Love, she believed, should strike suddenly, with thunder claps and fulgurations-a tornado out of the heavens which hurls itself upon life, turns it upside down, snatches away volition like leaves and sweeps the whole heart off to the abyss."
-Madame Bovary
I love the devilish Valentine's Day Card so refreshing from the insipid cupids. Kind regards, Kendra
ReplyDeletehappy, happy valentine's day! don't hurt anyone. lol.
ReplyDeleteKendra -I totally agree with you! Glad you appreciate the little devil.
ReplyDeleteScooter -Happy Valentine's Day to you too! I'll try to stay out of trouble, but I hope you find lots of it!
I love the devilish valentine, and the quote. Better to be ravished than smothered by tendernesses...
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day, Scott!
ReplyDeletesince 'LOVE' is a bit of a sore spot with me.
ReplyDeleteI DIG THE DEVIL!
xx
Flaubert got it right!
ReplyDeleteA WONDERFUL quote!! I love this novel (one of my favourites from the Romantic era). Have you seen the film of Claude Chabrol, starring Isabelle Huppert.
ReplyDeleteI hope yours was filled with thunder claps!
ReplyDeleteHaha, that is sweet. Where did you get the Hungarian card from? It was quite a surprise to see something written in Hungarian over here. Fun!
ReplyDeleteGreetings to you, Erika