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proud2BlibKansan

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Thu Feb 14, 2013, 11:53 PM Feb 2013

Let’s measure love (just like we measure teachers) [View all]

With Valentine’s Day here, my family just took its annual love survey.

Using a privately run, publicly funded love rating system, my family members and I rate our love for one another using a scale of 1 to 5. While the surveys are done individually and anonymously, the answers are compiled collectively and the results are shared publicly.

In the spirit of transparency, I am proud to report that the family love meter reading comes in this year at an impressive 4.37. This is a rebound from last year’s dip to 4.28, but short of our all-time love meter high of 4.76 in 2011.

Three of six family members showed improvement. The new grandson broke in at an unprecedented, perfect score of 5.0 on the love meter. The two that did not improve only went down slightly at .09 and .12. The eldest child improved the most at .97. Mom and dad made love meter gains of .41 and .11, respectively.

more . . . http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/answer-sheet/wp/2013/02/14/lets-measure-love-just-like-we-measure-teachers/

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I love this. LWolf Feb 2013 #1
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