One of the Beatles’ most famous songs is “All You Need is Love.” Do you think that’s true? What other necessities might you throw in there?
One of the Beatles’ most famous songs is “All You Need is Love.” Do you think that’s true? What other necessities might you throw in there?
Do you have a favorite love story? Is it from a book, movie or real life? Talk about it.
Who or what exemplifies the meaning of “love” to you?
Do you find it easy to say I love you, or hard? Are there times when it’s harder than others?
What makes you feel loved?
Name five people you love most in the world, and why (animals are OK too).
What personality traits did you get from each of your parents? (ie patient like dad, friendly like mom, etc.)
What traditions or rituals do you practice in your life right now?
What was your favorite tradition when you were a child? Have you passed that down to future generations? Will you?
“I’m content to stand on tradition. I’m even more content to wipe my feet on it,” said author Aaron Allston. What do you think he means? Have you ever felt that way?
Create a brand new holiday along with new traditions for the world. Describe the what, when, why and how.
Have you ever participated in a tradition from a culture other than your own? What was it? How did you like it?