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1.
As an
alternative, write a sweet message or just ‘I Love You’ on the face of a
one-dollar bill, and then cut the bill in half.
Give your partner one half to keep in their wallet and you take the
other half. 2.
Write a list of
things you miss about your partner, OR things you love about your partner and
mail it or email it to them. OR
write these ‘things you love or miss’ on separate pieces of colored paper and
mail one per day. You
can also tape a picture of yourself on the paper before you mail it, or simply
cut a picture out of a magazine. Choose
a picture that is calming, beautiful or peaceful, or one that depicts people in
love, and send this along. 3.
Try ‘exchanging’
written mail or email to finish sentences started by your partner. You start by writing something like “When I
am away from you I feel…” and then ask them to finish the sentence and start
another sentence and end it back to
you. Now,
it is your turn to finish THEIR sentence.
Keep going until you have an entire paragraph of sentences and thoughts
of love. 4.
The next time
you see your loved one, give them a carved wooden box, or a glass or ceramic
box – something nice they can keep on their desk at work or on their dresser at
home. When
you leave again, start sending pretty colored construction paper or stationary,
each with a numbered message –starting at one and going up to 100 or whatever
number you wish – each message number should be a reason why you love your
partner or why you miss them, whichever you wish. For
example ‘Reason Number 5: You are the
cutest thing I’ve ever seen!’ 5.
Make a poster
out of poster board or other material and every time you come home, add another
message on the poster. Date the message
and draw a little heart or picture. That
way, your partner will be able to look at the poster and remember when you were
last there to visit. 6.
An alternative
to the suggestion above is to make or buy a calendar. On each block of the calendar write a love
message or something to keep them going until you next see them.
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