I’m all about love…as evident from the title of my blog and many of the items I post about. So of course I tend to read articles that have to do with love or that have love in the title.
I was perusing through the Detroit Free Press Web site as I so often do throughout the day when I came across an article by Rochelle Riley titled “Love left no room for hate at friend’s wedding.” Rochelle — you go girl. I’ve read quite a few articles by Rochelle and each time I’m impressed not only by her words, but also by the topics she chooses to write about. She’s a very passionate woman who is heavily involved in the community (she was the MC at the Governor’s Service Awards last week). That was the first time I heard her speak, and she was as effervescent and inspiring in person as she is in her column.
This article is about a different type of love, one that despite being prominent in our world nowadays, is still unaccepted and bashed by many. The article is thought-provoking and makes you realize just how many variations of love exist. Doesn’t matter if it’s traditional or non-traditional — love is love. And love makes the world go ’round.