Romance & Money
Romance in September
Design a dream date that fits snuggly within your budget; whether it's going to
a vintage matinee or a Broadway play.
Use the element of surprise, be creative! My husband was working in our yard all
day one Saturday a few weeks back. I told him that I needed his help getting
something I'd bought at Home Depot into the car and that he'd have to drop
everything, and run back to the store with me. Disgruntled, he got into the car.
I'd secretly packed a couple of iced glasses and some of his favorite beer in a
small cooler. Instead of Home Depot, I drove to the waterfront where a horse
drawn carriage awaited us for our sunset carriage ride through the Seattle
Waterfront. The look on his face was priceless
Many communities offer late summer to early fall gallery and art walks that are
free and offer opportunities for holding hands, sipping wine, nibbling on hors
d'oeuvres and discussing the passion of art. Conversations about any kind of
passion are a great way to keep romance alive.
Buy a box of valentine cards as you did when you were in school. For
approximately $2.50, you will have about 40 love notes. Fill them in, write Me +
You or whatever and hide them in your spouses car, toolbox, coat pocket, dresser
drawer, or under his/her pillow. You can do this any time of the year.
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