Part 1: Aries. How do you get a man to fall in love with you by knowing only his birthdate?

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Author: Peter Norman

The word love is sweet and meaningful. All of us are familiar with this word but we do not know everything about love.

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Author: Todd Hicks

Would you love to create a lifetime memory? Do you want to do something that is priceless for someone you love? You can achieve your goals by doing something very special with someone you are intimate with.

In 1997, my mother, brother and I went to see Luther Van Dross and Vanessa Williams at Savvis Center in St. Louis, Missouri. Luther and Vanessa occasionally took a few moments to speak to the audience. Their performances were great.

In 2000, my mother and I went to see Luther and Boys II Men at the same place. They occasionally spoke to the audience. Boys II Men acknowledged the 2000 Super Bowl championship of the St. Louis Rams. Luther and Boys II Men did a great job. This concert was especially significant for my mother because she loves Boys II Men in addition to sharing my love for Luther. Luther introduced the audience to the members of his band at both concerts.

Luther recently passed away. You do not know how many chances you have to take someone you love to see a great musician.

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Some believe that romance should just come naturally, and if it doesn’t, or if the original closeness that existed in a relationship starts to subside, it means that something is wrong. Nothing is further from the truth. Keeping love alive requires time, attention and the willingness to keep things fresh and learn how to constantly reconnect. Here are some steps that will help us reconnect with our partners, and keep the love alive.

Step 1: Give up dead routines

After the initial excitement of being together is over, many fall into a routine and begin taking one another for granted. They assume they know what their partner is feeling, that it doesn’t matter if they come late for a date, don’t look as good as they used to, or decide to spend more and more time out with friends. However, it is crucial to realize that there are many small ways in which we sabotage relationships. Unless two people feel cared for and valued by one another, it is easy for the feelings of love to fade away.

Break into routines. Snap out of ruts. Take time to plan exciting, romantic, delicious times to spend together. Even if it’s just for a little while. Dedicate time to the relationship that nothing can interrupt. This is a sacred time for the two of you, and during it do what makes both of you feel most fulfilled.

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