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Thursday, February 2, 2012

GUEST POST BY R. H. JAMISON AUTHOR OF PERSUASION: A LATTER-DAY TALE.

                                




I want to welcome Rebecca H. Jamison to Books R Us. Rebecca ia the author of
Persuasion: A Latter-day Tale published by Cedar Fort Books. Thanks For stopping by.




How to Write a Love Note

Love notes aren’t just for lovers.  I’ve written love notes to my parents, my kids, my friends, and my siblings.  Everybody loves a love note.  It’s the perfect recession-proof valentine’s gift.  It’s also a great way to rekindle a relationship that’s gone a little flat. 

I have a little confession to make about my love notes.  During the early years of my marriage, I sometimes had to write down a list of the things that bugged me about my husband then throw them away before writing him a love note.  It sounds weird, but it must have worked because we’ve been married for seventeen years now.  (By the way, here’s a link to the story of my husband’s first and worst note to me: http://www.rebeccahjamison.com/search/label/blind%20date )

It’s like a Thank-you Note

You can think of a love note as a sort of thank-you note.  A good way to start is to list some of the person’s good qualities, saying things like:

“Thank you for listening to me,”

“I appreciate your sense of humor,” or

“I love how you work hard every day.” 

It’s a way to Remember Good Times

You can also talk about fun times you’ve had together:

“I’ll always remember the picnic we had last summer,”

“I really enjoy our early morning walks,” or

“I always look forward to watching old movies with you.”

It’s Unique

It’s important not to limit yourself.  Don’t worry about making your note a certain length.  A good love note can be really short or really long or somewhere in between.  If you want to draw a picture, go ahead.  Your note doesn’t all have to be original either.  If there’s a song or poem that reminds you of that person, write down the lyrics.  One of my favorite love notes from my husband is a collection of quotes that reminded him of me.

The classic love note in literature is usually a confession of feelings that haven’t been obvious up to that point.  This is, of course, the most risky and most romantic love note.   Chances are, though, that most love notes you write go to people who already have a clue about your feelings.  That doesn’t mean that they won’t love to see them in writing.


About the Book:

When Anne broke off her engagement seven years ago, she thought she’d never see Neil Wentworth again. But when Neil’s brother buys the house she grew up in, it seems fate has other plans in store. Anne is unprepared for the roller coaster of emotions that come when Neil returns and starts dating her younger friend.

Convinced that Neil could no longer have strong feelings for her, Anne pushes away all thoughts of the past. But when the handsome man she’s been dating decides he can’t live without her, Anne must come to terms with her past.

Fans of Jane Austen’s Persuasion will enjoy this modern version of her most romantic story.
 

Genre: Romance
Publisher: Bonneville Books (Cedar Fort)
Release Date: Feb 7, 2012


About the Author:


Rebecca Jamison met her husband on a blind date. His first words to her were, "Do you want to get together and play spin the bottle?"(He was trying to avoid another bad blind date, but she went out with him anyway.) Rebecca grew up in Vienna, Virginia. She attended Brigham Young University, earning a BA and MA in English. In between college and grad school, she served a mission to Portugal and the Cape Verde islands. Rebecca and her husband have six children. She enjoys running, dancing, making jewelry, reading, and watching chick flicks. You can learn more about her at www.rebeccahjamison.com


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