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I think the last time I left off telling you how our night was ending, or starting up depending on how you look at it. Scott and I spent the rest of the night getting to know each other all over again. It seemed like time had back tracked and we found ourselves lost in the age of disco and what we now call classic rock.
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While grocery shopping the other day, I got a little teary-eyed while listening to some love song softly playing over the PA system. As I thought about whether or not I’d ever feel love like they were singing about, I began to wonder: just how genuine are the lyrics to these songs? Sure, it’s easy to sing about how wonderful and perfect your relationship is, but sometimes I find it hard to believe that the people singing these songs have ever really experienced these emotions.
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Valentine’s day is fast approaching and you may be scrambling around trying to find the perfect gift for that special person in your life. Making a mix CD is a thoughtful (and cheap!) way to express how you feel about your loved one. However, you should keep a few things in mind while creating your mix.
Your Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be the same as last year’s! Spice it up with some different sure to please ideas!
Google “romantic gestures” and you find a whole lot of ideas that would impress the heck out of 13 year old girls, Victorian ladies, and starry-eyed, attention-starved older women addicted to sappy romance novels. The real women I know need a more updated approach. Furthermore, is any real guy going to indulge his lady in a “week of poetry”? No takers? How about calling her several times a day? That would drive me completely insane. So how about we scrap the muttonchop approach, shelve Lord Byron, and get down to the brass tacks of some modern romance?
