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When did you last tell your spouse exactly what you love about him or her? Perhaps you’ve never done that. Well, here’s your chance to do it in style. There are 2 formats: a deck of cards that you can also personalize with a photo and a book. Both require you to handwrite your list of 50 or 52 things you love about your spouse. Either the book or deck of cards is sure to be a cherished item your spouse will reread often.

Links:
www.amazon.com/Personalized-Playing-Cards-Reasons-Valentines/dp/B0FZSFX8NR/ (deck of cards)
www.amazon.com/dp/B083XX5FVY?ref (book)

When did you last tell your spouse exactly what you love about him or her? Perhaps you’ve never done that. Well, here’s your chance to do it in style. There are 2 formats: a deck of cards that you can also personalize with a photo and a book. Both require you to handwrite your list of 50 or 52 things you love about your spouse. Either the book or deck of cards is sure to be a cherished item your spouse will reread often.

Links:
www.amazon.com/Personalized-Playing-Cards-Reasons-Valentines/dp/B0FZSFX8NR/ (deck of cards)
www.amazon.com/dp/B083XX5FVY?ref (book)

According to the book Making Marriage Simple, turtles withdraw under stress or conflict, while hailstorms express their stress loudly. Turtles retreat; hailstorms fight. When a turtle marries a hailstorm, they frustrate each other. The more the turtle withdraws, the harder the hailstorm hails—and vice versa. Turtles should learn to withdraw less; hailstorms should learn to hail less. Are you a turtle or a hailstorm?

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