What do Sunscreen and Romance have in common?

When spending time in the sun we are recommended to put on sunscreen to prevent pre-maturing of the skin and skin cancer.   Prevention is a largely-used word in our society.  We are to prevent heart disease by eating and exercising properly.  We prevent catastrophic loss by purchasing insurance.  Yet what are we doing to keep ourselves out of the almost 50% divorce rate that effects our families and ourselves?  Romance!  Love, it seems, is not magically fed on it’s own and will need a good dose of planned romance on a regular basis.  

So, write a little love note, whisper “I love you,”  tickle some tootsies or place a paper with some XOXO’s on their pillow—all are simple yet sure to prevent love boredom. 

Think Prevention-Give your partner a regular dose of romance TODAY!    

 

Be creative.  Let me know how it works; I’ll share a couple of your responses in my next post!

Forward this to other love birds you know! 

 

Kim Reutzel, Life stylist and relationship expert.  Best selling author of Kissing and Cooking for Couples. For more info go to www.kimreutzel.com   Reprinting with tag line is permitted. 

 

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Improving Marriages with one easy step!

Sunday night, my husband and I decided we were going to have a movie date

thought it created.  This movie truly lets you see many of the flaws we all

sitting on my desk.   Now do I think I deserved it?  Heck no–I had
also just watched the movie and discovered the flaws I contribute to our
marriage.  When asking Del why he gave me the flowers, he said, “Because I
know I’m not always easy to live with.”  I thought to myself, “DIDDO, me