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Do
you & your spouse or partner leave each other little
notes? Sometimes a little note says it best: "I'm sorry.,"
"I love You.," Thank you.," "You dirty
rat, I'm so mad at you!" This is a delightful book
for you and your significant other. Enjoy it separately
or together. Either way, you'll both smile and laugh as
you recognize quite a bit of yourselves!
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Contents
of Book
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Section 1- Professions of Love
Section 2 - I'm Sorry…and Making Up
Section 3 - Notes of Thanks
Section 4 - Relationship Stuff… Working
It Out
Section 5 - Everyday Nuts & Bolts Stuff
Section 6 - Enjoying Our Life Together
Section 7 - Notes of Praise
Section 8 - Notes of Communication
Section 9 - Staying in Touch with Our Friends
Section
10 - Notes of Reassurance
Appendix
A Listing of Abundant Change Books and Recordings
Music-Outreach Nostalgic & Uplifting Books & Recordings
by Michael D. Purvis
Published by Music-Outreach Publishing
And available through Abundant Change Books & Recordings
on AbundantChange.com
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Excerpt
from Book:
Introduction
My
partner and I are note-leavers. Are you? I cannot bring
my self to throw away these little notes we leave for each
other around the house; and so a rather huge collection
of them has accumulated. The thought occurred to me to put
some of them into a book, which might bring some joy to
others. Perhaps you'll see a little bit of yourself and
the one you love in this collection of little notes between
tow people who love each other. The subjects and feelings
run the gamut, just as your own little notes probably do.
If you aren't a note-leaver, try it out. It's a wonderful
way to enhance communication in a relationship.
Sometimes
a little note says it best!
Happy
reading!
The
author
From
Chapter One:
A
Note
Sweetheart,
And
when I thought how my dear friend, my love was on
his way coming, O then I was happy,
O then each breath tasted sweeter, and all that day my food
nourished me more, and the beautiful
day passed well,
And the next came with equal joy, and with the next at
evening came my friend,
And that night while all was still I heard the waters roll
slowly continually up the shores,
I heard the hissing rustle of the liquid and sands as directed
to me whispering to congratulate
me,
For the one I love most lay sleeping by me under the same
cover in the cool night,
In the stillness in the autumn moonbeams his face was
inclined toward me,
And his arm lay lightly around my breast-and that night
I
was happy.
-from
When I Heard at Break of Day,
Calamus, Leaves of Grass,
By Walt Whitman
I
hope you have a good day. I'll see you when I get up, probably
about 3:00 or 4:00 (Stayed up all night working). Guess
the poem fits us when I don't stay up all night working!
I
love you, and I'm sorry things aren't going so well right
now. Sounds trite, but things will get better with time-
and I'll be with you to help you and love you.
That's
supposed to cheer you, not make you sadder! :)
-M
©2002,
Michael D. Purvis
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