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TheRomantic.com  Tip of the Week

September 26, 2007

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~~~  In This Issue ~~~

* From the Editor – On the road again
*   Its  the  Little Things – special smackers
* Contest –  search   and  find
* Tip of the  Week – cultural  calendar
* Romantic  Resources  –  get closer
* Who  is  Michael Webb?
*  Removal/Change of  Address    Instructions

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~~~  From the Editor ~~~

We are traveling again – to a famous U.S.   city. Famous for
what? Recently they became known as the water park capital  or the
world. How one place can have so many water parks I don’t know
but  we are staying at a place with one of the largest indoor water
parks ever  constructed. Our kids, of course, are thrilled.

Guess where we are and  you could win this week’s contest. Details
below.

Have a thrilling  week.  —  Michael

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~~~  It’s the Little Things ~~~

Putting your lip print on a piece of  paper and laminating it for
your sweetheart’s wallet (this idea is obviously  for my  female
subscribers)

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~~~  Sponsor ~~~

** Over 8-teen ONLY **

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not giving her explosive,  spine-tingling pleasure.

Here are some tips on how to please her is such  a way that she will
likely be begging you for it every  day!

http://theromantic.com/herbestlover.htm

(Ladies –  you  might want to print out some of those tips  for him)

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~~~  Contest ~~~

Thanks to all who entered last weeks contest.

From  all the correct entries I randomly chose Danick Buskermolen
of Cardiff South,  Australia

Last week’s answer: 10 dozen, or 120

*** This week’s  contest: Where are we currently traveling? Hints
are in my introduction  comments above.

Search http://www.TheRomantic.com/ for the  answer.

Email your answer to me at tipofweek@aol.com and put “travel”  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 I will pick one person to win a trip
to the prize  vault.

TheRomantic.com’s ever growing PRIZE VAULT is filled with  books,
several board games including Time for Two, An Enchanting  Evening
and others, CDs, dance lessons and other fun stuff  at

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~~~  Sponsor ~~~

Important Relationship Advice

I was tired of  seeing friends and family get married to people they
barely knew, even though  they dated quite a while (and later got
divorced). So, I put together over  1000 questions that every couple
MUST ask each other at some point in their  relationship (hopefully
before engagement – but during marriage is VERY  helpful too).

Studies have shown that couples that know each other on  this level
are 83% less likely to have the problems that lead to  divorce.

Here are the questions: http://theromantic.com/questions.htm

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~~~  Tip of the Week ~~~

CREATING A CULTURAL CALENDAR
by    Michael   Webb
http://www.TheRomantic.com/

No matter how  small or large of a city you live in, you are bound
to hear people with the  same complaint: “there is nothing to do
here.” When Athena and I moved from  one of the largest cities in
the U.S. to Raleigh, North Carolina, you would  expect us to say
the same thing. Hardly.

If one knows where to look  and if you look often enough, there is
always something going on  somewhere.  When we moved here, Athena
and I began keeping a “cultural  calendar” since we were not yet
familiar with all the festivals and events  that were available.

When I read the Sunday paper and notice something  interesting coming
up I cut it out, and then put the details on our calendar.  We do the
same thing with the weekly entertainment papers we read. I  asked
to be put on the mailing list for the various museums and  concert
promoters in the area and they each send me a yearly  calendar.

Often, some of the more interesting events can’t afford a  large
advertisement (or don’t even need to advertise) so it is  important
to take a look at the listings of upcoming events printed in  the
local paper. By writing down these events there is never an excuse
of  “there is nothing to do around here” and we don’t miss the shows
we really  want to see.

There is probably 10 times more events on our calendar than  we
would ever have the time to do. Like a Boy Scout, a good romantic
is  always  prepared.

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~~~     Romantic Resources      ~~~

Draw closer together with 1000 Questions for Couples at
http://www.questionsforcouples.com/

Spice up your love life with 500 Love…making Tips & Secrets
http://theromantic.com/500tips.htm

Do you know what a woman REALLY wants?
http://theromantic.com/lick.htm

Instructions how to please a man AMAZINGLY

http://www.blowtips.com

Discover 300 Creative Dates at
http://theromantic.com/creativedates.htm

100 Bedroom Games for Couples
http://theromantic.com/games.htm

Learn the 50 Secrets of Blissful Relationships at
http://www.50secrets.com/

There is A Better Way To Date
http://theromantic.com/abetterway.htm

Read about The Romantic’s Guide to Popping the Question at
http://www.howtoproposemarriage.com/

You can purchase Michael Webb’s bestseller, The Romantic’s Guide:
Hundreds of Creative Tips for a Lifetime of Love, at bookstores
nationwide, Amazon.com or BN.com

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