REMEMBERING ROMANTIC BEGINNINGS: I am a big fan of going
back and connecting to your romantic beginnings as a couple. Life can be so
distracting you sometimes forget the reason you are together in the first
place. I believe we should do these things more than just on an
"annual" anniversary. Every
romance has "events". These "events" don't need to be tied
to a specific day. There are the "firsts" and "special"
"times" all along the way. Planning deliberately to remember them together is a great way to remember the life you
have shared.
Saw a post on line that caused
me to think about my relationship. [ The
link to the original article is below]
No.1 - I do not think we could pull this off today. Neither one of us could sit in a restaurant for six hours over coffee and pie.
No.2 - I use this technique a
lot. We didn't have wedding DVD's back then.
But, a look through the wedding album on a regular basis does do a complete "mental reset" as you remember the vows and feelings of that day.
But, a look through the wedding album on a regular basis does do a complete "mental reset" as you remember the vows and feelings of that day.
No.3 - Our wedding party now lives
all over the country. Not all are still with us. Just recently thanks to FB
reconnected with one. Another remains totally illusive. The years have a way of
erasing the past if you allow it.
No. 4 - What we still want to do
as a couple....working on that one.
No. 5 - I am not a theme
guy....skip straight to
No. 6 - Doing something together
we have never done before! I am all over this. This is one of the undeniable
secrets of keeping a long term relationship alive AND vibrant. Do not get stuck
doing the same old "stuff" in the same old way for years. It WILL get
boring, and you WILL loose interest; not only in the activity but also in each
other. Humans were made to learn new things, to grow, to be stimulated by new
places, new ideas, and new activities. Do these things together and you will
grow closer and really come to enjoy each other for a lifetime.
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