EVERYDAY IS VALENTINE'S DAY

I'm not one who does holidays up big. Some people may
enjoy making a big deal out of Memorial Day, New Year's
Eve, and even June 12, but not me.

Now before you start thinking it's just my lame attempt to
avoid treating my girl special on Valentine's Day, you need
to know that I'm a real romantic at heart - I don't need a
special day as an excuse to woo my girl.
Wooing  her only on Valentine's Day would be like remembering
Jesus only on Christmas and Easter.
We guys tend to think that romancing our women means
making a big deal: a dozen red roses, dinner at a nice
restaurant, a weekend away at a bed and breakfast.
Actually, you may have noticed that your woman would
probably rather be romanced every day with little things
that remind her you're thinking of her, you still love her,
and you're willing to pursue her.
This Valentine's Day may be a hit for you, or it may be a
miss. But honestly, the little things you do after Valentine's
Day - the other 364 days of the calendar - have a whole lot
more to do with keeping romance alive in your
relationship.
Regardless of how you did on February 14, you can use
these  Simple Romantic Tips to Romance Your Woman.

To me, romancing

 through the rest of the month to build a daily habit of
letting her know what she means to you.
Look in her eyes and just listen.
Remember your woman is God’s gift to you. Thank Him for
her and tell her you did so.
Each day in the rest of the month leave her a Hershey’s
kiss where she’ll be sure to find it. Ask her to save the
paper flags in a jar and redeem them for actual kisses.
Using dry erase markers, leave a note to your sweetie on
the bathroom mirror.
Compliment your woman in front of others – especially if you have
 kids. You may be the only one in her life who’s doing it!
Write out your romantic words on a small card and sign
your name to them. Put the card somewhere she will see
every day.
Hold her hand whenever you’re in public together.
Women view romance differently from men. Ask your
woman to describe what’s romantic to her.
surprised when her ideas sound very different from
yours.
Snuggle (just snuggle!) in bed and tell her all the things
you admire about her.
When you see your woman after a stressful day, be it her's or yours, kiss her. Not just a
peck on the cheek. Really kiss her.
Find the book your wife is reading and leave some
encouraging notes in it every 20 pages or so.
Make foreplay the focus. Focus on her: Play with her hair,
caress her face, and gently stroke her arms and legs. Let
things build slowly.
Make a stop on your way home from work and pick up
that special treat your wife just loves.
Talk to her about how you met her, refresh the memory from time to time.

DO the things she loves doing the most, don't let it be about you always, she loves the cinema, take her there from time to time.

The usual habit of making valentine's day the only day to treat our women right isn't right, women need all the attention they can get from their man, dont let another man show her all these before you get it.Television as shown our women deep fantasies of love, even the books they read, so pleasing a woman in this time is harder than it looks. The real call is not what happens on Valentine's day.

It's what happens after then, only a  real man can keep that smile on her face.

DON'T BE A ONE DAY LOVER

MAKE VALENTINE'S DAY EVERYDAY FOR HER.