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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Phone Hug
Next time you’re talking on the phone with your sweetheart, give them a hug. Tell your sweetheart you have a hug for him/her. Describe in as much detail as you want the hug you’d give if you were physically together. … Continue reading
Romantic Civil War Letters
Recently, my sweetheart and I watched a documentary about the U.S. Civil War. The romantic letters writing by common soldiers amazed me. The memories of the blissful moments I have spent with you come creeping over me, and I feel … Continue reading
Posted in Keeping Romance Alive
Tagged building relationships, civil war, couples, courtship, dating, fannie gordon, Growing Romance, how to be romantic, keeping romance alive, Relationship, Romance, romance alive, Romantic, romantic civil war letters, romantic ideas, romantic letters, soldiers letters, Sullivan Ballou, testerman
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The Romantic Gift of Time
If I could save time in a bottle The first thing that I’d like to do Is to save every day till eternity passes away Just to spend them with you Do you identify with the sentiment captured in these … Continue reading
Thankful For Your Relationship
Are you thankful for your sweetheart and the relationship you share? Tell your sweetheart – in an unusual way. On some card stock, write down a Top Ten list of things about your relationship for which you’re thankful. … Continue reading
Captain Herb, Platinum Rule of Romance
For those living in the Atlanta area, it was shocking news. The voice who had been our guide through snow, ice, floods and red alerts of Atlanta traffic was unexpectedly silenced by a heart attack. Listening to the service honoring … Continue reading
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Tagged building relationships, Captain Herb, couples, courtship, dating, Growing Romance, Herb Emory, how to be romantic, keeping romance alive, platinum rule, Platinum Rule of Romance, Relationship, Romance, romance alive, Romantic, romantic ideas, traffic
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Romantic Afternoon Tea
You can spice up your romance with something a bit unusual. Be a bit English and romance your sweetheart with something out of the ordinary. Take your sweetheart for afternoon tea. In England this tradition started as a way … Continue reading
Celebrate Your Relationship
It started as a question one evening and culminated on Sunday. Ideas for these Romantic Memos seem to reveal themselves serendipitously. I’ve learned to snare them immediately on a piece of paper. Later, I add them to my file, when … Continue reading
