by Michael Lee

If you think that the bond between you and your lover is starting to go dull, then it’s time to spice up relationships using the art of seduction. To make this work, you need to start honing your seduction skills to re-ignite the fire of love.

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Love Is A Emotional Roller Coaster.
What is more thrilling to the ear then the sound of, “I Love You”? Songs are written about it, movies excite our senses as lovers stroll into the sunset. Tears dribble down our cheek as our children peer into our eyes and say, “ I love you.” The heart flutters and it feels as if it will jump into the mouth, the first time a true love is kissed.

It’s said, love makes the world go round, but does it really? Is it real or just a fantasy?

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Over at Elmo Live Norm Goldman, Editor of Sketchandtravel.com and Bookpleasures.com interviews author and photojournalist Tom Watson. It’s getting colder up there but Tom fills you in on some unique getaway spots.

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by LawlessFlowers.com

The Victorians used flowers as a discreet form of communication. During the 18th century sending flower messages based on a Turkish secret language of flowers became popular. This was known as sending a Persian Salaam - a coded bouquet to reveal your feelings of love or attraction. The Victorians became very knowledgeable in flower language and chose and arranged their bouquets carefully.

Of course all flowers deal with love and appreciation in some way or another, but their color or arrangement can mean different things.

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by Ken Cateni

In today’s electronic age, letter love writing has become a lost art. Email, text messaging, and cellular phones have replaced the love letter. In addition, the expression of love through writing has slowly declined. How much can you say in a text message anyways?

The decline of letter love writing, however, has interestingly lead to its effectiveness as a way to express love.

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by Wendy N. Lapidus-Saltz

Does love need money to flourish, or is a tighter and deeper connection made when a relationship must make do with fewer economic resources?

Ask a roomful of people and you’ll hear passionate arguments on both sides. Must we all agree? Maybe not. But what about the two partners in a relationship?

The following are true stories that may illuminate some possibilities (used with permission; names changed).

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by janey

A relationship usually starts out with enough sparks to start an inferno, but after a while, the flames settle down until you one day realize that there ’s not much left — just a few dying embers smoldering slowly. This is how it is for most couples, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are 5 tips to stop the spark from going out in your relationship.

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From The Shaister Miester Do Da

Anniversaries are special times that mark another year of being with the one you love. Yes, there are people who celebrate months together, but anniversaries are most often associated with the passing years of marriage.

So what do you plan on doing to commemorate this special day in your lives?

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by Gerry Lewis

At the end of the romantic getaway, the two of you should be even closer than before you left and perhaps ready to start planning your next trip. When you want to get in touch with your partner without interruptions from work or the kids; plan a romantic getaway where the only person who can contact you is the person tending to the kids. You can spend a day relaxing away from home with your better half and refer to it as a romantic getaway; always remember you can turn any given day into a romantic one.

We will be featuring new romantic getaway spots from around the globe, starting with this little bit of paradise located in the southern Aegean Sea. Yep it’s one of those breathtaking Greek Islands.