Safara Fisher

Shannon Weber is using the blog and street signs posted in San Francisco to spread the idea of sharing in the act of saying “I love you.”

In a recent publication of Ode Magazine July/August 2011 edition (found at Odemagazine.org) an article on page 2 was featured entitled Signs of Love.

The article written by Emily Aviles describes how Shannon Weber is using the blog and street signs posted in San Francisco to spread the idea of sharing in the act of saying “I love you.”

The project began as Weber would write little notes to her children before traveling for work. Little sayings of “I love you, too” were posted on her fridge for her children who then turned around and wrote back “I love you”. With their enthusiasms for these little phrases of love shared between them, Weber decided to bring this to others in hopes that people will be awakened to participating in giving and receiving love with the simple act of saying “I love you.”

Signs can be downloaded off the web for your use. The article recounts how Weber has gotten feedback from people who have used the signs in their own lives, writing to loved ones with apologies, reminding themselves and those they love what love means. It’s a simple act we can all do with a little more of. To learn more about the project visit LOVEYOU2.ORG.

Here’s to love!