The Art of the Spark (Celebrating Our Lives) Follow your own romantic bliss 3. It takes more than love and good intentions to keep the spark alive. The habits include: 1. Accommodate your beloved’s surprise tolerance 5. Practice your own romantic traditions 10. Prolong special
| TITLE | : | The Art of the Spark (Celebrating Our Lives) |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.99 (720 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 0976687909 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 302 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 0000-00-00 |
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When falling in love, every couple hopes for "happily ever after," yet few achieve it. Only a small percentage of couples on their twentieth or fiftieth anniversary use the word "romantic" to describe their relationships. It takes more than love and good intentions to keep the spark alive. This book ignites the spark. Zalmanek draws from clients’ stories, her workshops, and her own thirty-year marriage to illustrate these habits. Exercises help couples discover their Romance Profile and plan adventures. The habits include: 1. Build a foundation for adventure 2. Follow your own romantic bliss 3. Do something outrageous 4. Accommodate your beloved’s surprise tolerance 5. Transform the ordinary into the extraordinary 6. Invite people to help 7. Make an adventure of presenting your gift 8. Prolong special occasions 9. Practice your own romantic traditions 10. Enjoy the bumps on t
Editorial : From Publishers Weekly A self-described RA (romantic adventurer), Zalmanek proffers up nifty ideas to ward off the relationship doldrums. From her experience in leading romance workshops and helping clients plan lavishly sexy get-aways, Zalmanek has divined 12 habits she promises will lead to a more romantic life. Each habit, such as "Accommodate Your Beloved's Surprise Tolerance," is described clearly and presented alongside exercises and planning tools that allow couples to better understand each other and their personal preferences. The author has also included many anecdotes from couples she has helped, as well as quite a few personal stories of amorous adventures she's shared with her husband. These tend to focus on extravagant trips or nights on the town, and incorporate Zalmanek's more overwrought prose, such as, "Their intimate laughter carried an assurance of eternal love sweete
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