Editorial January 19, 1998 Issue

The language of love, the language of healing

Mary Metzner Trammell

You can say "I love you" in so ways....
You can say it say it in Spanish: "Te amo."
Or in Swahili: "Nakupenda."
Or in Japanese:
Or you could trace "I love you" with your finger in the sand. Or you could say it in a cartoon—like this!

It's not really so important how you or I say "I love you." What matters is that we mean it.

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