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April 30, 2008 Creative ideas, great prizes from
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~~~ In This Issue ~~~

* From the Editor – perfect date
* Its  the Little Things – aceept it and drop it
* Contest – search  and  find
* Tip of  the  Week  – puzzling
* Romantic  Resources    –  get closer
* Who is Michael Webb?

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~~~ From the Editor ~~~

It is most likely getting to be really nice weather where you live so
find a local garden to have a picnic with your very special someone.

Have a generous week.  — Michael

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~~~ It’s the Little Things ~~~

When your love apologizes quickly accept it and then move on.

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~~~ Contest ~~~

Thanks to all who entered last weeks contest.

From all the correct entries, I randomly chose: Annette Reynolds
of Pembroke, Ontario Canada

*** This week’s contest:

In my kissing section, what is kiss #37?

To enter the contest email your answer to me attipofweek@aol.com
and put “kiss” in the subject line.  In the text of the email give
me your answer along with your name and city where you live. From
all the correct answers received one will be chosen at random to
win a trip the Prize Vault.

TheRomantic.com’s ever growing PRIZE VAULT is filled with over 100
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~~~ Tip of the Week ~~~

PUZZLE OF LOVE
by Buck Rogers
http://www.TheRomantic.com

One of the things I do on occasion is make my wife a simple jigsaw
puzzle that communicates my love to her.

Here is how it works. I find a cardboard box and cut off one of the
sides. Then I draw a simple jigsaw pattern onto the box. I try to
make enough of a design for 15 to 20 pieces.

Before I cut up the pieces I write one quality that I appreciate
about her on each individual piece, i.e. ‘You’re a great cook’,
‘you’re beautiful,’ etc.

Then I cut out all the pieces, put them in an envelope and mail
her my “puzzle of love.”

I have found out that my wife is touched not only by the words
that I’ve written but also the fact that I’ve taken the time to
express it.

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<http://www.TheRomantic.com/500tips.htm>

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<http://www.TheRomantic.com/lick.htm>

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<http://www.TheRomantic.com/blow.htm>

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