Wowsa…pretty amazing I would have thought?

Can you imagine a slower paced world where folks have the time to do things such as this that would enrich us everyday as we leave to work or school with the truest and deepest love ringing in our ears, as opposed to criticism and/or complaints?
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“What would our closest relationships look like if we celebrated love everyday by dropping kind words, good deeds and delightful gestures into each other’s lives?” Such a strong an potent question.

# 8 ” Shimmer with freshness.”

What can I share about love? I think you’ve touched on everything love related here. I have been doing a lot of monotonous tasks lately and it feels great to do. I’ll enjoy more of that.

Learning to be silent is a gift. I like that one!

Such a wonderful post. As usual!!

Thank you, Tess.

xoxo
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You brought back the memories of getting all the Valentines in a box or bag back in elementary school.

I also remember my “first kiss” that took place behind the auditorium stage curtain (in the dark) after school hours! Sure were lucky that we both did not wear braces!

Funny if life went full circle? Imagine me now as a stagehand getting a kiss off back stage once the house goes black!

I “love” how this quote relates:

SECOND CHANCES____”We all have to learn, in one way another, that neither men nor boys get second chances in this world. We all get new chances till the end of our lives, but not second chances in the same set of circumstances; and the great difference between one person and another is, how he takes hold of and uses his first chance, and how he takes his fall if it is scored against him.____Thomas Hughes.

Happy Valentines Day!

And she tasted it and it was just right.

This says it all, “Make love your top priority.” All these ideas are terrific, but I find this one to be the heart essence. When I did my experiment of focusing on love and appreciation for 30 days, I realized there’s so much more love that I could express. Thanks for this menu of ways to channel our love.

I am so glad that I came across this post. I have been in a relationship for over 10 years. 5 years of dating and 5 years of marriage and to be honest I have lost my touch. I used to be able to show my love and appreciation in all kind of unique ways but now it seems like a struggle. The same feelings of love and devotion still exist it is just the matter in which I portray them. So this was a refreshing and insightful post that I can immediately apply the information you provided.

All of the tips are valid but the one that resonated deeply within me was to be present. When I recommitted myself to bringing back the spark in my relationship amazing things happened when I took the time to acknowledge my wife in her entirety. I paid attention to everything from her style to her mannerism and my goodness within seconds I was head over heels again. Her smile calmed me. Her voice soothed me and her eyes blew me away….

Sorry I got distracted for a moment. My wife just walked by. This article was a great reminder on how to create, maintain and sustain a loving relationship and I am grateful I was given an opportunity to read it.

Thank you Tess.