If you don’t already know, observe a favorite hobby of someone you care about. Give them a sincere compliment related to it. For example, “Honey, you throw a frisbee so well,” or “You really are an excellent planner.”

If you're a parent, why not consider laying out an outfit for your child on a school night. This will not only make them feel loved (if he or she likes the clothes you pick out), but it will also help you if your child is a late riser.

Think of what may be your spouse's favorite memory of the two of you. If you happen to have pictures of that moment, frame them and leave them on a hearth or dresser for them to see. If you weren't able to capture the moment, think of an artistic way to represent that memory and present it to them at a special time.

Pick out a novel that each member of your immediate family would enjoy and take turns reading through the book out loud. This will create fond memories as you and your family experience a vicarious journey together.

Consider putting your arm around your spouse when you are enjoying a movie or watching TV. Cuddles are almost always welcome by those whose primary love language is physical touch.