Filling "The Love Bucket" & Four Seasons of Love – Celebrate Love!

Saturday, March 10th, 2012 Posted in 7 Rings of Desire, Dating, Mating, Relating, Romance, The Love Bucket® | 1 Comment »

Four Seasons of Love Celebrates Love with Experiences for Couples Shining Up the 7 Rings of Desires and Filling “The Love Bucket” with Romance and Romantic Ideas.

It has been said before; you don’t need Valentine’s Day for love because love continues through the four seasons from spring to winter and with the Four Seasons of Love. Knowing your lover’s desires makes planning a special couple’s experience easier and more than ever. That is a combination of the Do With and Provisions Rings of Desires of The Love Bucket.

Four Seasons of Love celebrates love providing ideas for experiences for couples in the real world and online. The Love Bucket of romance and intimacy gives you and a chance to rekindle the flames of passion… Four Seasons of Love define the four seasons of the lifecycle of love in four parts. Part1 = Season 1, Part 2 = Season 2, Part 3 = Season 3, Part 4= Season 4

Visit Facebook http://facebook.com/thelovebucket and dip into “The Love Bucket” for romance tips and ideas for creating “365 Days of Love.” Also online, see the 4 parts of the Four Seasons of Love on the Love Bucket Blog – http://LoveBucketBlog.com which has original and curated content to experiences love designed specifically for couples that are unlike anywhere else on the internet  and are based on the concept of The Love Bucket. These fun Love Bucket tips are shared on Twitter throughout the year with the hashtag #LoveBucket.

The Love Bucket® is a concept that will spark your unique inspiration when you understand the special rings of desire of your lady’s love bucket.

There are phases and seasons of love and several considerations in the Love Bucket concept.

The LOVE BUCKET includes romantic ideas which you can get for free at FREE ROMANTIC TIPS

The Love Bucket has always been synonymous with romance, and by visiting the love bucket blog you’ll discover Four Seasons of Love articles and you don’t have to wait for February 14^th to share love. The concept of a “love bucket” has been used since 2008 for romantic inspiration via unique, Rings of Desire that often suggest getting away to “Romantic Travel Destinations” to local hot spots or luxurious 5 Star Hotels and Resorts. Women want romance and part of that is making plans. A man who plans to take his loved one and on a romantic getaway would be a true Masterman. “I would take my special lady to Casa Laguna for a spa weekend.”

Romance tips and love inspiration are only part of the LOVE BUCKET.  Some men interpret innuendo with the term LOVE BUCKET.

Four Seasons of Love articles provide ideas for “Romantic Days of Love,” starting with dating and more tips every day leading up to the sometimes inevitable break up that can turn into a heart-warming make up and possibly lead to a most romantic wedding proposal. Transform your relationship and discover The Love Bucket and the Four Seasons of Love for unique inspiration.

During the seasons of love and beyond, taking your lover into the bond of lovematism give the experience of transformation of your relationship with your lover’s journey into extraordinary, deep feelings of togetherness.

The 7 Rings of Desire include the day to day as well as romantic getaways to fill the LOVE BUCKET.  You don’t need a destination to fill the love bucket.  Sometimes a simple getaway like a walk in the park shines up the DO WITH Ring of Desire of the Love Bucket.

Filling the Love Bucket does not have to be expensive like a trip around the world.  Men, you can get inspired when you register for THE MAN CLASS whether you are dating, getting ready to propose and planning a night on the town or a romantic evening dining at home with candlelight.

You don’t have to be rich and famous to treat your lady like a queen.

Simply creating the ambience with candles and filling up a bubble bath for your lady can an unparalleled experience if you have more attention waiting when she towels off. Creating couple time can turn your boudoir into an enchanted evening. It is recommended that you make your bedroom into a hideaway retreat with accessories to enhance your lovemaking.

A book of love poems, your special love potion lotion or cocktails and your own style of pillow talk accompanied by a full body massage would most definitely shine up the RED Ring of Desire of The Love Bucket.

When you allocate couple time you can laugh together fill each other’s love buckets of lasting memories of your time together when you are back at work or away.

But the love bucket is not just about romance and making love.

The Love Bucket is for a lifetime of love in a relationship with the ebb and flow of daily living. It is both the small and big things that fill The Love Bucket.

The Love Bucket® and the 7 Rings of Desire® are a registered trademarks.

Four Seasons of Love Songs (Fill the Love Bucket)

Friday, March 9th, 2012 Posted in Dating, Mating, Relating, Romance, The Love Bucket® | 1 Comment »

 

Four Seasons of Love Songs Fill The Love Bucket.  Where there is love, there is song.

Here’s a quick recap of the Four Seasons of Love Defined:

 

DATING - Season 1 of the Four Seasons of Love

Part 1 Article Link – Four Seasons of Love

INTIMACY - Season 2 of the Four Seasons of Love

Part 2 Article Link – Four Seasons of Love

COMMITMENT - Season 3 of the Four Seasons of Love

Part 3 Article Link – Four Seasons of Love

BREAK-UP & MAKE-UP - Season 4 of Four Seasons of Love

Part 4 Article Link – Four Seasons of Love

Four Seasons of Love celebrates love providing ideas for experiences for couples in the real world and online. The Love Bucket of romance and intimacy gives you and a chance to rekindle the flames of passion… Four Seasons of Love define the four seasons of the lifecycle of love in four parts. Part1 = Season 1, Part 2 = Season 2, Part 3 = Season 3, Part 4= Season 4

Rent Musical “Seasons of Love,”  Donna Summer’s “Four Seasons of Love” album, Frankie Valley and the Four Seasons, Avatar Movie, Four Seasons for Love, the famous Vivadi Four Seasons, and so many other artists put love to music to share emotion and desire.

Donna Summer. Share. Tracks; Similar Albums. image. Released: Jun 1994. Label: Island Def Jam.

Spring Affair
8:30
Four Seasons Of Love

Summer Fever
8:04
Four Seasons Of Love

Autumn Changes
5:29
Four Seasons Of Love

Winter Melody
6:28
Four Seasons Of Love

Four Seasons of Love Part 3 (Fill The Love Bucket)

Wednesday, March 7th, 2012 Posted in Dating, Mating, Relating, Romance, The Love Bucket® | No Comments »

Four Seasons of Love Part 3

For many people, you would not Fill The Love Bucket unless you were in a committed relationship or married.

Since many relationships are not legal marriages but have a commitment, we are calling Season 3 of the Four Seasons of Love, Commitment.

Here’s a quick recap of the Four Seasons of Love Defined:

 

DATING - Season 1 of the Four Seasons of Love

INTIMACY - Season 2 of the Four Seasons of Love

COMMITMENT - Season 3 of the Four Seasons of Love

BREAK-UP & MAKE-UP - Season 4 of Four Seasons of Love

Four Seasons of Love celebrates love providing ideas for experiences for couples in the real world and online. The Love Bucket of romance and intimacy gives you and a chance to rekindle the flames of passion… Four Seasons of Love define the four seasons of the lifecycle of love in four parts. Part1 = Season 1, Part 2 = Season 2, Part 3 = Season 3, Part 4= Season 4

The well-known Dummies books have several volumes relating to the four seasons of love.

To honor our friends and authors of the Dummies books we will dedicate the four seasons of love to them.  Here’s some of their sage advice:

Finding Ways to Date Your Mate

Taking the person you share your life with for granted is an easy habit to get into. The fact that you have sex on a semi-regular basis, share a checkbook, and discuss whether or not to paint the living room does not mean that you have license to ignore the romantic quotient of your relationship. No couple should expect to be romantic all of the time; you do have a life that needs your attention. The best way to make sure that you do have some romance in your relationship is to continue to date, just the way you did before you began to shack up.

The definition of a date isn’t set in stone. Part of the dating process centers on the activities you do together. Another part centers on the attitude that you bring to a date. You may dine in the most romantic restaurant in the world, but if one of you can’t stop thinking about the big sales meeting scheduled for the following morning, the date is going to be a washout. On the other hand, sharing even a cold can of soup when a storm knocks out your electricity can be very romantic when the two of you ignore your circumstances and give each other your full concentration.

The morning date in committed relationships

Like any other date, a morning date takes planning. In fact, morning dates may require more planning than others. When you first get up, your creative juices may feel drained. How do you overcome your grogginess? Take the time to prepare. For example, if you want to have a romantic breakfast in bed, prepare a breakfast tray the night before. Set an electric pot to brew coffee so that it’s ready when you wake up. You don’t have to think about what to do when you plan ahead; just follow your own instructions.

Lunch dates in committed relationships

Lunch dates are a great way to keep your romance going during the week. If your offices are close enough to each other, meet somewhere for lunch. You don’t have to meet in a restaurant. Maybe there’s a park at the halfway point where you could brown bag it.

The menu for a lunch date is not critical to its success. Your time is limited; you may find the most convenient meal is to grab a couple of hot dogs from a street vendor. If the weather’s nice, just sharing some unaccustomed sunlight on a workday can seem like a mini-vacation.

Phone dates in committed relationships

If you can’t meet in person, use the phone. You can both find a phone out of the office to ensure some privacy and call each other. You may each have a cell phone — you can call from anywhere you like. If not, see if a conference room or nearby phone booth can offer the privacy you need.

You can keep your voice low and whispery to cultivate intimacy. Your intonations are very different than when you speak to your partner in person, even when your partner is sitting only a few feet away. You’re more likely to say something silly or very personal on the phone than when your mate is in the same room.

Traditional dinner dates in committed relationships

What differentiates a date from just a meal? How much time you spend is one factor. If you linger over each course and don’t mind that the waiter is taking his time bringing you the bill, that means you’re deep in conversation and busy rekindling your romance. Another indicator may be what you order. For example, sharing a bottle of wine puts you in a different mood than drinking mineral water.

Keep in mind that not everybody finds a restaurant the ideal place for a date. The problem may be with diversions at the restaurant. At these types of establishments, your partner may get so involved in what is going on around him or her that full attention is not given to your conversation. If your twosome includes someone who is easily distracted, you’re better off ordering takeout for your romantic dinner dates so that you can get him or her to give you undivided attention.

Nontraditional dinner dates in committed relationships

A dinner date usually means that two people get together between about 6 and 9 p.m. to share a meal. However, you may also spend that time together without eating a thing. If you decide that the meal part of the date is not that important, you open up a whole world of possible activities:

· Go for a run, stop at a nearby lake, and watch the sunset or the stars twinkle.

· Take a painting or language class together and stimulate your minds.

· Take in an early movie, when the lines aren’t so long, and dine on buttered popcorn and chocolate-covered raisins.

· Take advantage of the last hours of daylight to work on your garden; then have a salad from the greens you picked in your back yard.

In other words, a nontraditional dinner date means that you set aside your dinner time to do something different together, rather than sit at home, eat leftovers, and watch TV.

Extended dates in committed relationships

How great would it be if you could hop on a plane Friday afternoon and spend the weekend in Paris? Relaxing and being pampered at a 5 star hotel or resort is a great getaway. Such glamorous voyages don’t mix with most people’s budgets. However, you can find less extravagant ways of spending an entire weekend together.

Many people take weekend trips that involve getting into the family vehicle, picking a place on the map a few hours away, and enjoying whatever that community has to offer.

You may also have a particular goal in mind for your trip. If you like to shop for antiques, you could head for areas that have lots of antique dealers. If you want to check out the fall foliage, a nearby state park would be another great weekend destination.

Some trips, like a visit to an orchard to go apple picking, are perfect for sharing with your children. However, your kids should know that some weekend trips are only for mom and dad. Set this precedent early and they won’t howl quite as loudly when you leave them with their grandparents.

Don’t try to pack too much into these long weekends. For a trip to qualify as a date, you need some time to unwind and get close to one another. That closeness is difficult to achieve if you never remove your seat belts.

Here are some additional resources on the Four Seasons of Love at Dummies.com

Thanks to the Dummies books who are celebrating in March and for being part of the Four Seasons of Love. 

Fill The Love Bucket!

How Do I Love Thee? Let Me Text and Tweet the Ways

Friday, February 17th, 2012 Posted in 7 Rings of Desire, Her Love Bucket, Romance, Seduction, SEX, The Love Bucket®, The Man Class Series | No Comments »

Valentine’s may be over but dating and love are always hot topics.

If you’ve dated online, then you probably experienced being asked out via text message.
If you use Twitter, you may have sent a 140-character declaration of love. Compared with a sonnet on perfumed parchment, it doesn’t seem very romantic.

Mobile-tapping tweets, texts, facebook, and the latest pinterest, keep hands busy but not with a pen.

When was the last time you picked up a pen wrote out a letter by hand? And when was the last time you sent someone a love letter?

And who needs Shakespearean declarations of love anyway? If Juliet had Googled Romeo, she would have found out he was a Montague and avoided all the big fuss.

Looking for your Romeo? The boom in Internet dating means there are more fish in the sea than ever before. Plenty of Fish is a popular, free dating site. For those too busy for the singles scene, online dating is a welcome shortcut, especially when profiles and photos let you be choosy about your choices.

Before you even go on your first date, you can Google and Facebook your potential love to your heart’s content to make sure she’s not hiding any skeletons. Technology just cuts out the small talk, letting you know if your partner is the right one for you.

So once a potential Juliet is found, what’s the way to a modern woman’s heart? Try her cell phone. And if you are in a relationship, you can spice up your love life with hot texts (GUYS, click here for more on Text Love Now)

If they’re correctly organized, text messages are like stacks of love letters tied with ribbon — only now they’re searchable.

Paul Walker, 25, used texts to create the perfect anniversary gift for his girlfriend, Elizabeth. He created a calendar that tracked the chronology of their relationship, using only their text messages.

As he was making the calendar, Walker, who lives in Brooklyn, converted his chats with her into a text document — 1,200 pages long. Though the mass of messages was intimidating, the finished calendar showed the arc of their relationship. "It ended up creating a rather emotional thing," says Walker. And an overjoyed girlfriend => Definitely filling her love bucket showing her his dedication with the time, effort, and love infused into such a project

Texting technology helps not just the enamored though. If a romance goes sour, your smartphone or iPhone can take all the effort out of writing a Dear John letter. We all know someone who’s been dumped via text message.

Especially in the case of breakups, it’s tough to draw the line between efficient and impersonal communication. The key seems to lie in balancing your online and off-line relationship. It is not surprising that texting, tweets,  and social media may lead to break-ups, because often text messages are misinterpreted. If you do want to get your ex back, then you can try text your ex back and reunite that uses a lot of the right psychology.

In the age of texting, old-fashioned romance may seem as antiquated as Old English. Excerpts From Time.

Smart marketers are using the texting angle to tap your deepest emotions. Perhaps technology can smooth the course of true love, whether it helps find it, nurture it or, fix it, and, if need be, end it.

With dating, because texting and online relationships make a days-old relationship seem more intimate or because they numerous texts increases anticipation.

Text and tweet to your hearts content and hopefully you’ll get the reply you want!

With a relationship, the frequency of texts (frequency being one of the considerations of the love bucket) coupled with the RIGHT message can fill the love bucket and shine up the Contact Ring of Desire that will lead to other rings of desire of THE LOVE BUCKET.

Yes, in the end it gets back to The Love Bucket.  If the text or tweet does not fill the love bucket, try a different Ring of Desire. There are 7 Rings of Desire and your special lady has three or four top desires.  Find out what they are in The Man Class Accelerator.

Sherrie Rose
The Love Linguist

Dedicated to Enhancing Your Love and S*X Life!

 

 

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Fill the Love Bucket with Mobile Search on Valentine’s for Restaurants and Flowers (cliché but the stats state the truth!)

Thursday, February 16th, 2012 Posted in Romance, The Love Bucket® | No Comments »

62% Majority of Valentine’s Day Restaurant Searches Were Mobile

It is rare that the two hats of The Liking Authority and The Love Linguist are shared: one head, two hats!

Because liking when it comes to love and liking when it comes to technology and social media are usually different conversations.

But this year technology and love intersected on mobile devices.  That’s what Google reports.  The Majority of Valentine’s Day Restaurant Searches Were Mobile, in fact 62% which is very high.  So when it comes to love, and probably at the last minute, reservations for restaurants for a lovely date were done on mobile phones and devices.

Mobile helps with Cupid’s last minute work on Valentine’s Day, February 14th

Valentine’s Day.  The one day of the year when everyone tries to be a Casanova – carefully planning the details of a romantic evening – but most end up being passionate procrastinators. Fear not, you were in good company this Valentine’s Day.

Mobile makes up 62% of popular restaurant related searches on Valentine’s Day.

Clicks-to-call increase for last minute flower searches.  Smartphones also helped save the day with last minute gift givers. Mobile searches for flower-related terms grew 227% from February 7th to February 14th in the US.  On Valentine’s Day, the urgency to find flowers increased as more mobile searchers clicked on a phone number

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