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Tag Archives: romantic events
Contagious Romance
Romance is contagious. You can catch it from your parents. Parents spend decades training their children. You work to pass along your best qualities, while hoping they ignore habits you’d rather they didn’t acquire. You intentionally encourage and reward the … Continue reading
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Tagged contagious, keeping romance alive, Relationship, relationship code, relationship development, Romance, romance code, romance development, romance training, Romantic, romantic code, romantic events, romantic idea, romantic interlude, romantic preference, romantic training, sequestration
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An Arresting Romantic Interlude
Her bags were packed, though not really ready to go. Ani lingered a few minutes in the doorway, in John’s arms. Ani was scheduled on a two-hour flight for work. Though she’d only be gone 4 days, she wanted to … Continue reading
Food Insecurity Interlude
Many college students are on such a tight budget they may not eat regularly nor nutritionally. It’s called “food insecurity”. Find an agency, churches or civic organizations in your area helping food insecure students. Invite your sweetheart to join you … Continue reading
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Tagged food insecurity, keeping romance alive, millennial relationship, millennial romance, Relationship, relationship building, Romance, romance buildilng, Romantic, romantic events, romantic idea, romantic interlude, romantic preference, volunteer, volunteering
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How Has It Been Since . . . .
”What’s so hard about putting dishes in their proper place – DEAR?” “Seriously. I’m putting the dishes in the dishwasher and YOU’RE concerned about them being in their PROPER PLACE?” “There you go, blowing my simple request all out of … Continue reading
Driving a Heart Momento
Do you have a fitness tracker which will print out a map of your run? Use this variation on the mapping feature to romance your sweetheart. Get a map of your hometown. Might have to be an old-fashioned paper one. … Continue reading
Sketchbook Romantic Interlude
I call this, a Romantic Interlude. Does your sweetheart like to sketch, write down their thoughts or just doodle? Find a hardcover, spiral-bound sketchbook or writing pad. Look for something nicer than your sweetheart would purchase for herself/himself. Make sure … Continue reading
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Tagged keeping romance alive, Relationship, relationship advice, relationship help, relationship uncertainty, Romance, Romantic, romantic advice, romantic events, romantic help, romantic idea, romantic interlude, romantic preference, romantic sketch, romantic uncertainty, sketchbook
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Classical Romantic Interlude
Find one of these classical pieces: Bolero (Ravel) Rhapsody in Blue (Gershwin) Moonlight Sonata (Beethoven) Add a couple sheets of blank lined paper and a pen. Invite your sweetheart to join you in a quiet, relaxed location. Put on the … Continue reading
Romantic Things to do Where You Are
What are romantic things you can do in your town? This may seem difficult. But it really isn’t. A quick online search revealed these simple, romantic ideas: Snuggle under the stars at Denver’s Botanic Gardens. Sip and create a joint … Continue reading
Tutoring Romantic Interlude
Many schools have volunteer tutoring programs to provide students with extra help outside the classroom. A volunteering Romantic Interlude leaves you feeling good while creating a shared memory. Invite your sweetheart to join you volunteering to tutor at a local … Continue reading
Avoiding the UnRomantic Rut
Saturday morning and no reading glasses. I’d probably left them at work. Since I was in the area, I decided to check the office before going out to breakfast. With my work ID, I badged my way through the employee … Continue reading
