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From "The World's Most Romantic Man" -- Try Kool-Aid & Crayons Contact: Michael Webb TheRomantic.com 919/859-9123 Raleigh, NC - Forget the flowers, chocolate and jewelry, says
Michael Webb, who is often called The World's Most Romantic Man. Instead, let
your actions and gifts bear sentiment, emotion and thought. Webb, who got into the romance advice business at the urging of
friends, wives and sweethearts who suggested he could help their men, has some
off-beat ideas about being a romantic--even using Kool-Aid and mustard to do so.
He shares his own style of romance along with stories and suggestions sent in
from readers on his website, www.TheRomantic.com. "Anyone can pick up the phone or have their secretary call and
order flowers or candy. It takes more sentiment to pick wild flowers or make a
dessert yourself," says Webb. "Women don't really want what's in your
wallet. They want what's in your heart." Webb carves messages in his wife's lunch box fruit so it will
"magically" appear at noon time. Another way he suggests to express
your love is with mustard on the sandwich bread. "How about using ice cold
Kool-Aid to pen a love letter on a snowy lawn or roof," says Webb. Each
newsletter contains dozens of ideas on creative dating and gift giving for the
married and single alike. However, Webb doesn't ignore the more practical
aspects of romance. He reminds all of us that the little things are important.
"A long, warm hug after a hard day at work or home; A call in the middle of
the day just to say hello; A sincere compliment; A card sent "just
because." Webb realizes that men aren't going to become Romeos overnight.
Instead he advises starting out by trying to plan something romantic once a
month and slowly increase it until you are doing something romantic nearly every
day. "I try to celebrate our wedding anniversary each month.
Sometimes it is with a small hand-made gift or card. Other times it is a special
concert or picnic. For our 75th monthly anniversary I created a coloring book by
drawing pictures of 30 memorable events from our first six and a half years
together" says Webb. "But the most important gift is how I treat my wife every day,
letting her know just how much I love her and how special she is to me." You
can sign up for Michael's free weekly Romantic Tip of the week, receive a free
copy of his 101 Romantic Ideas ebook and check out his
creative ideas at his website, www.TheRomantic.com
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