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NICHOLAS BOOTHMAN
my whole life.”
A generation later Eileen and Francis’s son Martin,
a successful businessman, was sitting in a bar in
Chicago when in walked three female flight attendants.
“Time stood still,” Martin told me. “I turned to a
colleague and said, ‘That’s my wife.’”
He was right. Now, 32 years later, they have three
adult children.
Three weeks ago, I got this message.
“In your third book, you wrote about how my
grandfather Francis and my dad both fell in love ‘at
first sight’. Growing up I thought love at first sight was
a crock. Well, fast forward to 2010 and I met my now
wife in a bar and called my sister the next morning to
tell her I think I met the woman I'm going to marry. It's
been 10 years now and we're still married and deeply
in love. Now I'm a believer in love at first sight.”
Be it through body language, gestures, facial
expressions, clothes, posture, style, tone of voice or
words alone, other people pass through or by our lives
and impact our feelings.
Dr. Earl Naumann, author of Love at First Sight,
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