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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Romantic Nurturing
Today’s commute was worse than usual. A white BMW must have been doing 75 when it crossed 2 lanes of slowing traffic, nearly stealing her bumper. When the roar of the grey whatever sped around her from the other side, … Continue reading
Magical Romance Tree
Here’s a fun and “corny” Romantic Interlude that’ll will give a smile. Meander with your sweetheart. Stop under a tree. Tell your sweetheart there’s a legend that, “if you walk under this particular tree with your sweetheart, you’ll be together … Continue reading
How Many Ways to Romance
Being the sweetheart of a soldier isn’t easy. A person whose occupation requires laser focus to train, then extreme bravery to execute, seems to have little room for a soft, romantic spot. Then there’s the actual reality of the job. … Continue reading
Lip Prints
There’s something about a well-executed, simply silly Romantic Interlude which touches your sweetheart’s heart. Choose some colorful lipstick. Layer it on so your lips are well covered. Now, create a lip-greeting for your sweetheart. Plant an image of your lips … Continue reading
Romance in a Moment
She was tired. Actually, she was exhausted. It had been a week of visiting family and friends, introducing her teenage daughter and elementary-age granddaughter to the sights and culture of Singapore. After some 20 hours confined to row 34 on … Continue reading
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A Positive Impact
The desire to be significant is a basic human need. You want to positively impact your sweetheart’s life. And your sweetheart wants to do the same for you. Your sweetheart already has. Take a few minutes to remember one thing … Continue reading
Sometimes Romance Is Sitting Quietly
Her mom called before 8 o’clock. “Your dad’s in the ambulance . . . his heart’s not beating.” Life blurred as she ran out the door, barely remembering to grab her purse and lock the door. She didn’t remember dialing … Continue reading
