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Buy her favorite wine, only let her drink it from your mouth, kiss her often.

Write a "Top Ten Reasons I Love You" list for her.

Create a book of your feelings, emotions, and thoughts after each of your dates with your partner, give it to them after a year.

Record "You have mail" in your voice and sneak it into their computer and set it up for the new mail sound.

Dedicate a song to her on the radio.

Read poetry to her. Write poetry about her.

Leave her a provocative message on her answering machine.

Write "I love you" in red lights on your roof.

Hang some mistletoe over your bedroom door year round.

Record some romantic music on a tape or leave a romantic CD in the car playing for your partner.

Bring home a bottle of champagne and toast to them.

Tell her she is beautiful, pretty, cute, gorgeous, at least once a day, more preferably every time you see her. Rotate your selection of adjectives.

Tell your lover you love her three times a day, every day, for the rest of your life.

Purchase a voice recorder and pass it back and forth between the two of you with romantic messages recorded.

Memorize a romantic poem and recite it to them over dinner at an elegant restaurant.

Learn to say some romantic phrases in a foreign language and in sign language, then you can say "I love you" in any situation.

Create your own romantic music library and keep tapes in your vehicles, house, office, and briefcase/purse.

Always be prepared, have his & her bags packed for a spontaneous weekend getaway.

If she stays at home, give her a call about 10:00 in the morning to tell her you love her.

Give her surprise phone calls when she's not expecting it and tell her three words "I Love You."

When out in public, whisper in her ear, "I'm all you'll ever need, woman."

Hang mistletoe everywhere!