Quick Tips for Writing Love LettersWritten by L.A. Hunter
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* A one page love letter is great. Love letters aren’t meant to be long. As you get more comfortable, your letters may get a little longer but don’t write a book. * If you’re writing an erotic lover letter, talk about yourself as well. If you wish to arouse you can write about how hot, wet, positions and lingerie. * Re-read your love letter to make sure it says what you mean. You may want to write a rough draft first. * Use a thesaurus to find unique words for your love letter, such as: ~ Openers – Dear, Dearest, My Love, Dearest Love, My Beloved, My Sweetheart, My Darling, My Sweet, Darling ~ Middle – cherish, idolize, embrace, hold dear, adore, caress, desire, fondle, fascinate, passion, smitten, enchanted, captivated, treasure, stroking, touch, infatuated, precious ~ Endings – yours sincerely, with love, all my love, truly yours, love, till we meet again, your new friend
L. A. Hunter is the author of “Romeo’s Playbook: A Man’s Guide for Enhancing His Relationship and Sex Life.” Along with being a romance consultant for other websites she is the founder of http://www.RomeosPlaybook.com, where men and women can get expert advice and ideas about relationships and romance. L. A. Hunter can be reached through email at lahunter@romeosplaybook.com or mailing address P.O. Box 208, Manchester, PA 17345.
| | How a Group Purchasing Organization Can Save Your Business MoneyWritten by Ken Hamilton
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GPO’s are exclusive to members meaning that your business would pay a membership fee to be a part of wholesale buying group. Two things to consider before becoming a member of a GPO. 1.Know what and how much you’re buying throughout year for your business ex. (brochures, catalogs, envelopes, forms, paper, ink cartridges, etc) 2.Consider membership fees versus your current cost and savings that GPO would deliver. If you are buying 500 business cards or 1,000 envelopes a year then a GPO would probably cost you more money than you would save. All in all a GPO is a good way for you to effectively cut cost without having to compromise quality or service. For more information on GPO’s contact Ken Hamilton @ 615-591-7722 or e-mail ken@onesourceinc.net
Ken Hamilton is an independent print consultant for One Source, Inc. in Franklin, TN.
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