here's a tip

[patman247]

ok guys heres a great thing to do with you're girlfriend (it works best in a town of between 100,000 and 400,000 if you live in a town too small or too big sry but what you do is you go to walmart or wherever and buy one of those little disposable one-time-use camera's (or with all the digital technology these days just use ur digital) and go walking around town taking pictures of eachother, or getting people to take pics of the two of you together and just see the sights, it's a great feeling walking around town with your girl holding her hand, etc...

[Tuxgal]

Very cool and creative idea. :) Thank you for sharing and welcome to ATLF. :)

[audreycsmith]

You are a true romantic. Keep up the good work. And guys and gals, go ahead and do this with your counterpart. When he/she gets angry, says they never cared about you, etc., show him/her the picture. Say, "What did this mean then?"

Don't let him tear the pic out of your hand though (unless you have another copy), and then say, "Do you still want me now like you did then?" Then take a pause for a second and say, "Because I still want and love you."

Give us more clues in your next writing. bfn: audreycsmith@verizon.net

[audreycsmith]

I do a lot of walking, but am never camera ready. I see the gifts of God all the time, from people, animals, insects, birds, and you name it, I probably have seen it in action. And, on top of that, to see the sites, people, etc. with your love one(s) is even greater. You can have these discussions at night with your friends, or family members. Both of you can add your input, yet know what the other one is talking about.

Come to think about this subject matter, it is strange, yet true to say, that men and women do see and think about things to say much different than one another. I had an incident one time involving witnessing a heavy car crash disaster. The person driving the car, and I was a passenger, expressed different occurrences of how the accident took place. He was driving, on the phone, going through his paperwork at the same time, and yet claimed to see the whole incident. I was a passenger, not doing anything but watching the traffic in front of me, and had a different version of how the accident occurred from what he had said. I tried to correct him a couple of times when we are driving down that road with other people, but now I just leave it alone. A video camera would have been nice, for both of us may have been wrong in our conclusions.

I will have to go invest in a camera soon, don't you think?

Sincerely,

Audrey C. Smith