A Look At Romance

Lets talk about romance....the word even sounds sexy doesn't it?

There are many ways of looking at this subject.

Some people think romance is a cozy gettaway for two at a bed and breakfast.

Others think being together for the weekend without your children is very romantic.

A woman who works out of the home....may think coming home to a back rub, dinner, and a movie with that special someone is romance too.

A husband surprising his wife with sexy lingerie is the ultimate romantic thing to do, and isn't that devine?

From the womans point of view....I think anytime you get special attention from your love partner....that can be sensual and errotic.

Women are visual and emotional....therefore, we need actions and especially words to make that very strong sexual connection.....so as to feel needed and loved.

Men on the other hand have very basic needs....put a woman in the room and they can take it from there....they are tottally physical and their needs can be met with far less trouble.

When you put the right two people together...Wow...it can be fireworks, and sky rockets all the way.

So you see...Romance is in the eyes of the beholder.


Romance....By Patsyanne 

Recipe for Homemade Hunk (just add water)

Please welcome guest blogger Anne Noble. I loved this blog. I wished it was that easy.

Okay, so maybe it's not that simple to create a hunk from scratch.  But don't you love to read a stellar romance novel where the hunk is as real to you as chair in which you find yourself curled?  And it seems so simple to whip him up like the pancakes you made for breakfast. 

Just add water. 

Let me assure you.  It's not always easy to create the man through words on the pages.  The picture in your head isn't always the picture someone else will create when reading your words. 

Now some will say that makes me a bad writer.  But I disagree.  I know, surprise hun?  I think the best part about a romance novel is that though you have a general picture of what he looks like, you get to fill in the delicious blanks yourself.  You can fill those tiny spots with a little of the coffee shop attendant who winked at you last week while handing your daily mocha latte.  With the man working across the street wearing only his hard, tanned abs and a little dirt mixed in for ruggedness. 

It is not the exact replica of Fabio which a writer must give us.  No.  What makes a great hunk is the writer's ability to give us what we desire most.  Romance. 

 By Anne Noble