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Valentine"s Day: 12 Tips to Make it the Best Yet

  • Ask your partner what would make a perfect day for him or her.
    To whatever extent possible, create that day.
  • Create a scrapbook or collage of your first date.
    Include pictures, ticket stubs and memories of that time together.
  • Talk about the times the two of you felt closest.
    Then pick two or three things from that time that you can do again.
  • Find out about your partner's dreams.
    How? Just ask.
    These dreams can be from the present or from childhood, small or large.
    Then see how many you can fulfill.
  • Write a love note to your partner.
    You could write about what first attracted you to your partner and what still attracts you now; you could apologize for something or anticipate something in the future.
  • If you like to travel, choose a place your partner would like to visit but is not within your budget (Italy, perhaps).
    Then go the video store and rent travel movies and/or movies set in Italy.
    Cook Italian food and make it Italian night in your house.
  • Ask your partner this: "What does love look like to you?" The answer can give you the beginning of a map to guide you in expressing your love.
  • If you're currently doing anything in the relationship that is not working, remember the first rule of ruts: Stop digging.
    Find something, almost anything, to do differently to get out of the rut.
  • For one week, take over a household task that your love dislikes.
  • Give a treasure-hunt gift , Whatever gift you get for your partner, make a game out of finding it.
    Leave a card with a note '° suggesting he or she look some-'' where for the next clue.
    Thenn ink that place leave another note about where to find the next clue, and the next one, etc.
    , leading up to where you have hidden the gift.
    Use your imagination.
  • Record a CD of music.
    Include favorite songs as well as songs that express your feelings for your partner.
  • If at all possible, take a day off or use a weekend day just to play.
    Play games, go to a park and swing, fly kites, blow bubbles - whatever you enjoyed as a child.
    It can be really romantic, as well as a great stress-reliever.

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