Know

I saw this on a Valentine's Day card in Walmart:

Front:
"Love.
      You'll just know.
That's what everybody said.
     When it's love, you'll just know.
     But
For a long time
I never really understood
     what that meant.
I was always a little afraid
     that I might miss it
Or that maybe
     I already had."

Inside:
"And then
     I met you.
Suddenly I discovered a whole new feeling
     in my heart that simply
     never existed before.
And it's love
     I just know.
Happy Valentine's Day."

Don't mock me ha, but I've thought about those words a lot.
Not just with love, with anything that people know.

I've felt those "I just know" feelings. When I decided to apply to go to Ukraine with UoU. When I've applied for certain jobs. Even when I decided to take Romanian. Kind of a why-the-heck-not-it-feels-so-perfect feeling.
Not all really significant things maybe. But maybe.

But I think many things aren't "just know" matters. At least not the whole of the matter.
Sometimes you have to decide to move forward or change course based on your best judgment.

This kind of reminds me of a post awhile ago...decisions, decisions.
Sometimes I wish most things were "just know" situations.
But if that were the case, I guess we wouldn't learn to work through things on our own, eh? Eh.

:)