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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I highly recommend all of you to watch the movie Fireproof.  It scored
me some flowers Monday morning.

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

May my book and the bonuses be a blessing in your life if you decide to purchase it!

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Happy Living and Loving, Kim

A resolution is a firmness of purpose or intention.

A priority is something coming before in time order or importance- your highest importance.

Once again it’s time for our New years resolutions.  

Take a look at this list a little differently this year.
How about calling it your priority list for 2009.

I feel by making it a priority it means I will place it before other important things.

To improve something we need to know what we want to improve or simply decide what’s important to us.

Don’t forget to put yourself on your priority list!

Example-Here’s mine — Now make yours — what’s important to you?
Kim’s Priority list 2009
Me:  Drink more water, eat better, exercise 3 times a week and have quite time alone.
Del: (my husband)  Tell him I love him more!  Be more interested in
what is important to him.
Work:  Start earlier each morning.  Make a list each day and stay on track.
Spiritually:  Remember to include prayer into every decision.
And so on…..

What is important to you this year?  Share it with the people you
love.  My husband loved to hear I wanted to say I loved him more.
When you share with them that they are on your priority list, they
feel special!  We all want to feel special!!

Guess what?  ”I love you,” has turned into a purpose to flirt.  Try it, it’s funny how a simple thing can be relationship changing!
Blessed living and Loving!  Kim Reutzel
www.kimreutzel.com  Author, Kissing and Cooking for Couples.

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Ponder this:

1.  We can’t change others, that is God’s job.  We can only change the attitude about other’s behaviors and pray that God will change them.

2.  Your tongue can be like a hot pepper, it has the ability to get someone fired up on the spot.  When nerves are high take the time to think, think and think  - then speak.

3.  Realize we all have good and bad days.  We all share our bad days with someone.  We don’t want others happier to see us walk out of a room rather then in it.  Be blissful sunshine not grumpy clouds this holiday season.

Christmas blessings to all.  Happy living and Loving, Kim Reutzel  

www.kimreutzel.com  Speaker, Pastoral Counselor and Author of Kissing and Cooking for Couples.

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How is the 40 days of giving thanks going?  I know for me it has me giving thanks for things I have never thought much about.  My winter coat, my gloves, and oh yes, even my space heater in my office.

 The next time you notice a negative thought send yourself to your 40 days of wanting what you have list. You will notice a change of mood quickly.

The other day in church I noticed scripture that spoke right to my heart, You whom I have blessed.  It felt as if God was pointing right at me and I believe I finally accepted his blessing deep down in my soul.  When it touched my very soul I sat up straight, I had a little smile and I’m sure my eyes twinkled as I thought about being blessed by our God of the universe.  I thought to myself , “Do I live blessed?  What in my life shows and represents that blessing?  Do I carry myself in a way that shows that blessing?  Do I share the blessing with others?”

I walk around today with a new pride in being blessed. Anytime something tries to steal that special gift I received from those verses, I simply repeat them again and stand up tall as I give a wink and a smile up to the heavens.

Join me standing tall in our blessings by doing the same!

Happy living and Loving!  Kim

Kim Reutzel, relationship and life stylist.  Speaker, pastoral counselor and author of Kissing and Cooking for Couples.  www.kimreutzel.com

What a great time of year to be thankful for all our blessings!  Get up right now and do a dance around the computer, kiss your hubby, children and the mirror you are looking in simply because you can. 

Let’s start by fertilizing the grass on the side of the fence we are presently enjoying.  When was the last time you truly took a good hard look at the wonderful blessings staring at you daily?  We have all heard the saying, “happiness is wanting what you have.“  But how many of us have actually done an inventory and truly realize what we have right now?

For the next 40 days I challenge you to name three things you are thankful for each day without renaming any of them.  Commit to doing this at a certain time of the day—while brushing your teeth, driving to work or fixing dinner say or write down three things you are thankful to have in your life at that very moment.  Really feel and experience what it would be like without your chosen blessings.  Then say a little prayer to express your gratitude.

Lets put this saying to the test and after the 40 days, see if you feel any happier than before you started this challenge.  Make sure you let me know your results!

Happy living and loving, Kim Reutzel – www.kimreutzel.com  Speaker, Pastoral Counselor and Author of Kissing and Cooking for Couples.

What a busy day with work and chores.  It is hard to keep the romance alive in this busy paced world.  It seems we are both tired, he falls asleep on the couch and I go to bed early. The next day we wake up at different times and start another busy day of hardly noticing each other.  

We all know the saying, tying the knot or should I say, getting married.  If you think when you tie the knot you will never have to do anything else for your marriage, you are only kidding yourself.  The day to day chores and worries loosen this knot which requires a tug to tighten it from time to time.  

I am so excited to tell you about my book, Kissing and Cooking for Couples, a recipe to add spice and romance to your relationship.  It teaches the skills to divorce-proof your marriage while keeping your spouse hungry for more in a tickle-your-senses kind of way.  This faith based book is sure to spark some romance into your spouse and give a much needed occasional tug to your marital knot.  

If you would like a pre-released book, you can get a copy from my publisher at, www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=978-1-60696-552-8,  My book will be available in stores on December 30, 2008.

Happy living and loving to you all.  Blessing, prosperity and peace, Kim Reutzel  

Speaker, author, NCCC pastoral counselor   Web page:  www.kimreutzel.com