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Monthly Archives: September 2019
Millennial Romance: Is That an Oxymoron?
Millennials aren’t into romance. It’s such a quaint idea. Millennials are career-minded, save-the-planet thinking, respect-my-knowledge demanding, non-romantics. And don’t even think of that courting stuff. That’s the conclusion drawn by non-millennials about those in their 20’s and 30’s. When a … Continue reading
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Tagged elite daily, keeping romance alive, laura argintar, millennial relationship, millennial romance, millennials, old fashioned, old fashioned relationship, old fashioned romance, Relationship, Romance, Romantic, romantic idea, romantic interlude, romantic preference
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A Romantic Dinner at Ma Maison
If your budget doesn’t allow for dinner at Bistro Niko, don’t let that stop you from a classy dining experience with your sweetheart. Pull out your best dinnerware, flatware, glassware and cloth napkins. Whether or not you know your way … Continue reading
Be Romantically Attractive
“I’m so comfortable in our relationship.” “Sometimes I might not shave all weekend. Or I’ll tromp around the house in my stained t-shirt and sweatpants.” “And when I take her out for fast food, I don’t worry if there’s junk … Continue reading
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Tagged attractive, keeping romance alive, relational attraction, relationally attractive, Relationship, relationship struggles, Romance, Romantic, romantic attraction, romantic idea, romantic interlude, romantic preference, romantic struggles, romantically attractive
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Movie Date Nights are often part of Romantic Interlude repertoires. Add dinner and it seems like you’re just part of a herd, doing what everyone else is doing. Try a twist on this standard Interlude. Go to a movie before … Continue reading
Woodchopping Romance
July evenings come early in New Zealand. The sun drops below the horizon before 5:30 on Kiwi winters. The blazing houselights offered little illumination for their romantic evening. So Mikki and Chris added the glow of their 2 cell phones … Continue reading
Romance With a Gift, Words and Time
Here’s a simple Romantic Interlude. As you head home or somewhere to meet your sweetheart, take a couple minutes at the grocery store. Pick up a single flower. (Even if you’re a woman, go ahead and get one for your … Continue reading
7-7-7 And Romance
Do you have “lucky numbers”? The year, month or day you were born? The number of children? A series of family’s birthdates? Many people repeatedly play the same “lucky lottery numbers”, usually without positive cashflow. They believe that these “lucky … Continue reading
