"Top 10 Romantic Things"
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to Drive Them Wild With Desire for You
Send her a postcard with a romantic thought on it. It can be a simple
statement like, "You're such a special lady and I wanted to let you
know, I'm thinking about you".
Here's a great idea. Buy a erasable marker and write, " I love you" on
her front windshield of her car. Also, put a paper towel under the
windshield wiper so she can wipe it off.
If you are spending the night with her, just before she goes to sleep,
tap her on the shoulder and tell her you love her, then give her soft
romantic kiss, and hold her in your arms and cuddle.
Buy some "post it notes" and put them on her bathroom mirror where she
is most likely to see them. Write on them things like, "I love you" or
"I can't wait to kiss and make love you to again."
Write her a very romantic love letter and hand it to her and say, "
I've written this letter to someone very special in my life, could you
do me a favor and proof read it for me for any misspelled words before
I mail it out?
Give her a call at work or at home at a time that you know that you
will be getting her voice mail and leave her a romantic message such
as, "I just called to let you know that you're in my thoughts and that
I think you are a very special lady."
Take her on a romantic picnic. Bring a blanket, food, flowers, and
champagne on ice. Single women love picnics.
I'm sure you have seen wild flowers growing along the road. Get a vase
and gather a bunch of wild flowers and hand deliver them to her. This
has just as great of an effect as giving her roses.
This requires some timing to pull this off. Call the radio station you
both listen to and dedicate a song to her. Make sure you don't tell
her and time it to where you are both listening to the radio station
when the request comes on the air.
Buy her one of those helium-filled "I Love You" or "Happy Birthday"
balloons and mail it to her. This will really be an unexpected
surprise.
P.S. - This article written by Don Diebel (Americas #1 Singles
Expert).
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Philip Lewis
<single...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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First of all - PUKE!!! Secondly - anyone that finds they need such detailed
advice is either about 13yrs old or in an already failed relationship.
Phil
Deborah Terreson
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In article <9kmmku$5f55b$1...@ID-59530.news.dfncis.de>, "Philip Lewis"
<phill...@hotmail.com> wrote:
We-ell, it is written by a *singles* expert! If he knew what he was doing,
he'd be married and could then write about things for the wife. Hmmm, this
makes me think..
Deb's Top Ten things that are romantic and not at all drippy.
1. Rub her feet.
2. Buy her a BIG ice cream cone. (most women don't want to openly admit that
they'd really _like_ to eat that triple scoop of chocolate double-fudge
chunk, but they do!)
3. Go for a walk at the shore, looking for tidepools. Harass the sea life.
4. Spend a 'timeless' day together on a mountaintop. (Don't forget food,
relax and leave your watches at home.)
5. Go to a museum, and show your favourite painting to her. Give her a big
fat kiss in front of it.
6. Go to an antique car show. Ask her which one she'd like to neck in the
back of.
7. Make dinner.
8. Play a musical instrument. Serenade her. It's even better if you're not
too good at it.
9. At a flower kiosk, pick out a nice flower, hand it to her, give her a
kiss, then put the flower back (this was Bob's best move).
10. Go for a Sunday drive and 'yard sale' together all day.
Deb.
Ray Fischer
>Deb's Top Ten things that are romantic and not at all drippy.
>
>7. Make dinner.
I discovered the almost-perfect dessert for such a dinner.
But I figured it out _after _ I got married. Sigh.
Chocolate Souffle.
1) It's not nearly as hard to make as people think.
2) Hardly anyone ever has it so she won't know how good yours is.
3) It's chocolate.
If you want to go all out you can add a Grand Marnier sauce, but the
souffle stands on it's own with just a dusting of powdered sugar.
--
Ray Fischer When you look long into an abyss, the abyss also looks
rfis...@sonic.net into you -- Nietzsche
Philip Lewis
"Deborah Terreson" <fooda...@mediaone.net> wrote in message
news:UjEb7.25340$bm5.9...@typhoon.ne.mediaone.net...
*LOL*
>If he knew what he was doing,
> he'd be married and could then write about things for the wife. Hmmm, this
> makes me think..
>
> Deb's Top Ten things that are romantic and not at all drippy.
>
> 1. Rub her feet.
>
> 2. Buy her a BIG ice cream cone. (most women don't want to openly admit
that
> they'd really _like_ to eat that triple scoop of chocolate double-fudge
> chunk, but they do!)
>
> 3. Go for a walk at the shore, looking for tidepools. Harass the sea life.
>
> 4. Spend a 'timeless' day together on a mountaintop. (Don't forget food,
> relax and leave your watches at home.)
>
> 5. Go to a museum, and show your favourite painting to her. Give her a big
> fat kiss in front of it.
>
> 6. Go to an antique car show. Ask her which one she'd like to neck in the
> back of.
>
> 7. Make dinner.
>
> 8. Play a musical instrument. Serenade her. It's even better if you're not
> too good at it.
>
> 9. At a flower kiosk, pick out a nice flower, hand it to her, give her a
> kiss, then put the flower back (this was Bob's best move).
>
> 10. Go for a Sunday drive and 'yard sale' together all day.
I'm not sure that me doing No 7 would be a v. good idea for me at least (I'm
told that I am not a good cook but passable enough for myself - I guess my
standards are not too high in that dept!) as for the rest I would add
sucking toes to No 1 and not quibble(nay ENJOY!) about the rest. :-o)
Phil
>
> Deb.
>
Deborah Terreson
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In article <9kn475$k...@bolt.sonic.net>, rfis...@sonic.net (Ray Fischer)
wrote:
> Deborah Terreson <fooda...@mediaone.net> wrote:
>>Deb's Top Ten things that are romantic and not at all drippy.
>>
> [...]
>>7. Make dinner.
>
> I discovered the almost-perfect dessert for such a dinner.
> But I figured it out _after _ I got married. Sigh.
>
> Chocolate Souffle.
>
> 1) It's not nearly as hard to make as people think.
> 2) Hardly anyone ever has it so she won't know how good yours is.
> 3) It's chocolate.
>
> If you want to go all out you can add a Grand Marnier sauce, but the
> souffle stands on it's own with just a dusting of powdered sugar.
Damn! and I haven't eaten tonight...(drooling all over the keyboard).
Deb.
Ray Fischer
> rfis...@sonic.net (Ray Fischer)
>> Deborah Terreson <fooda...@mediaone.net> wrote:
>>>Deb's Top Ten things that are romantic and not at all drippy.
>>>
>> [...]
>>>7. Make dinner.
>>
>> I discovered the almost-perfect dessert for such a dinner.
>> But I figured it out _after _ I got married. Sigh.
>>
>> Chocolate Souffle.
>>
>> 1) It's not nearly as hard to make as people think.
>> 2) Hardly anyone ever has it so she won't know how good yours is.
>> 3) It's chocolate.
>>
>> If you want to go all out you can add a Grand Marnier sauce, but the
>> souffle stands on it's own with just a dusting of powdered sugar.
>
>Damn! and I haven't eaten tonight...(drooling all over the keyboard).
Make some! Eggs, butter, chocolate, and sugar. Combine. Bake.
Easy! :-)
Of course, it may be one of those things where it's best if you don't
know what's in it. Calories, ya know.
Andy Davidson
>I discovered the almost-perfect dessert for such a dinner.
>But I figured it out _after _ I got married. Sigh.
OH !
I was expecting a post about sex, after that build up ! :-)
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Ray Fischer
>>I discovered the almost-perfect dessert for such a dinner.
>>But I figured it out _after _ I got married. Sigh.
>*snip*
>
>OH !
>
>I was expecting a post about sex, after that build up ! :-)
It was about chocolate. To some that rates higher than sex.
Deborah Terreson
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In article <9knj3o$8...@bolt.sonic.net>, rfis...@sonic.net (Ray Fischer)
wrote:
> Andy Davidson <and...@vidson.org.uk> wrote:
>>[ in soc.men, rfis...@sonic.net spake : ]
>
>>>I discovered the almost-perfect dessert for such a dinner.
>>>But I figured it out _after _ I got married. Sigh.
>>*snip*
>>
>>OH !
>>
>>I was expecting a post about sex, after that build up ! :-)
>
> It was about chocolate. To some that rates higher than sex.
It IS sex. God bless theobromine.
Deb.