Hello Everyone

I compiled this group of pictures from those I found on Facebook. It
was pretty exciting, don't you think?

The news media isn't saying much about this so please pass this on
to let people know about the great turnout. I listened to CNN for a
couple of hours and there was not a word about it.

This is the turnout in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Other
cities had even greater turnouts, of course.

Helen

Helen, just a little note of appreciation for all you do. :)

Thank you, Evelyn, for your 'little note'. --

Here's another list of examples on the 5 Love Languages.

Grab some sidewalk chalk and have some fun with it! For example: If you want to show love or appreciate someone who has taken the car to work, write a big "VIP Parking" in a car shaped rectangle on the driveway where they park. Then draw a path of affirming words they are to follow once they get out of the car. By the time they reach the house, they will feel loved.

Over the cold winter months you may have had the delight of acquiring some useless things. Team up with a loved one to find those physical (or even digital) items no longer vital for your lives together. If they need a new home, then pack them up and take to the nearest thrift shop or family in need. If not, trash them. You'll be amazed at the freedom you'll both feel.

Who says you can't make up your own holiday? Who says only birthdays and anniversaries are worthy of gifts? Pick a day with your partner, clear the calendar, and celebrate. Make your own theme, suggest appropriate gifts and go all out marking the day you choose.

Spend some time reading your child A Perfect Pet for Peyton. Your child will enjoy the story, finding the hidden animals, and the interactive iPhone app that brings the book to life. Most of all, they will enjoy the quality time with you.

When separated by distance, having physical items that belong to one another may serve as a tangible substitute. Perhaps a shirt sprayed with the cologne or perfume of your significant other may remind you of each other and of enjoyable times together.

How do you practically speak the love language of someone you love? Share
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Helen, just a little note of appreciation for all you do. :)