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Monthly Archives: December 2019
Do You Need A Vacation From Romance?
Does romance need a vacation? Maybe? Sometimes? I’ve been on vacation the last few days. Yesterday afternoon while driving from New Hampshire to Boston that question came to mind. We take vacations to take a break, to rejuvenate, to rest. … Continue reading
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Tagged generation x relationship, generation y relationship, generation z relationship, keeping romance alive, Relationship, relationship break, relationship vacation, Romance, Romantic, romantic break, romantic idea, romantic interlude, romantic preference, romantic vacation, vacation
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A New Restaurant Romantic Interlude
Happy New Year. Hope you 2020 has started off 20/20. When was the last time you and your sweetheart tried a new restaurant? It’s easy to get into a routine for food and restaurants. Why not try a new place, … Continue reading
A Time and a Place You’ll Never Forget
What event holds a special memory in your relationship? Maybe where you first met? Your first kiss? Wedding? What was the date of that event? Where did it take place? Search for the longitudinal/latitudinal coordinates of that location. You can … Continue reading
Lessons From Romantic Failures
I admit I’ve planned Romantic Interludes that ended in “failure”. We know how it feels. Your sweetheart seems underwhelmed with your attempt. As the Interlude progresses you feel it unravel. You try putting it back on course, but it can’t … Continue reading
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Tagged keeping romance alive, painful memories, Relationship, relationship fail, relationship failure, relationship struggle, Romance, romance fail, romance failure, Romantic, romantic fail, romantic failure, romantic idea, romantic interlude, romantic preference, romantic struggle
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Bored, Not Boring Romantic Interlude
A Romantic Interlude built around board games can be fun. And it can help you control costs for a date night. Choose the snacks for the evening. Here are some board game ideas: Fog of Love where you create characters … Continue reading
It’s Really Not Wasted Time
There wasn’t much conversation. He focused on eating lunch and watching a couple minutes of TV before heading out the door for rehearsal. Her focus was her computer, learning more about her hobby. He knew that once he finished eating, … Continue reading
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Tagged gift of time, keeping romance alive, Relationship, relationship help, relationship memories, Romance, romance help, romance memories, Romantic, romantic help, romantic idea, romantic interlude, romantic memories, romantic preference, romantic time
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Dinner and a Memory
At which local restaurant do you and your sweetheart enjoy dinning? Invite your sweetheart out for dinner. Tell her/him there’s no particular celebration, no need to get dressed up. It’s just an evening together. Take you time getting to your … Continue reading
