How to be Romantic

Do you have a date and want to make it romantic. Whether it's Valentines Day, a birthday or just a Saturday night here are some ideas to make the date something that you both will remember forever.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

1. Write down all your favorite memories and recite them when you are alone with your lover. You can also write several things you love about them, write it down and put the notes inside a bouquet of flowers.

2. Remember your first date, your old apartment or the school you went to together? Plan a day where you can go back to the places that you first fell in love.

3. Using your computer you can make some great home movies. Take pictures and movies of your lover and you together and make a movie with your favorite music. It will be funny and tearful as you watch the movie of the two of you together. This is especially nice if you have been together for many years.

4. Make a home movie of you doing a strip tease to some great music. Go as bare as you dare. Men, this is for you, too.

5. Pack a picnic lunch of and add Hershey's Kisses for dessert or pack a picnic dinner and head to where you can be alone and look at the stars. Make a CD with romantic songs to play while your are driving to your destination or bring a battery powered cd player to listen to it while you are there.

6. Have someone teach you how to say a romantic poem in Spanish or French or Italian. When you see your lover comes home, have the room set with candle light and soft music and give them a small gift as you recite the poem.

7. 
   Sailing

   There are harbor cruises in a lot of cities, or you can rent your own boat. Enjoy each others company and make sure you turn off your cell phone so that there are no interruptions. If it's winter time then you can take a sleigh ride.

8. Plan a surprise party. Decorate with red and pink balloons, have hor'dorves and champagne, but your are the only guest.

9. Plan an evening with no distractions. No t.v. or computer or phones. Start a fire or put on a DVD that shows a fireplace. Have dinner by candlelight, then relax after dinner with tea and cookies and just talk.