Showing posts with label Michael Webb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Webb. Show all posts

Thursday, May 15, 2008

100 Essential Questions to Ask Before You Say "I Do"


Photo: Black Weddings

I am happy to see happy couples and unhappy to see unhappy couples.

You can prevent a million and one matrimonial headaches and heartaches if you spend more time in asking the most important questions as listed in The Hard Questions: 100 Essential Questions to Ask Before You Say "I Do"

The author is a woman who has been there and knows the truth from her long years of experience in romance and marriage.

"Had I known" is very common on the lips of most couples. But you can save yourself from the headache and heartbreak of unhappiness with your marriage if ask the questions that must be asked before walking down the aisle to tie the knots and vow for better or worse.

You should know everything about your future life partner to prevent a rude awakening one day and wonder how you have found yourself married to a monster!

"Our home is the most immediate expression of who we are and how we view life."
~ Susan Piver


It is too late to cry when your delicate heart is already broken after you are married.
It would be in your best interest to lay all the cards on the table, including all the jokers without hiding any in your briefs or under the table.

You should not keep anything secret about your life and family from your future life partner, because if he or she truly loves you enough to marry you, then your secrets should no longer remain secret before the wedding day.

Michael Webb sent me the true confession of a woman who married a man she is now regretting that she even slept with him!
Do not be shy or afraid to ask The Hard Questions before you say "I Do".

By Michael Chima


Wednesday, May 7, 2008

TWO FORKS, TWO KNIVES, ONE PLATE

TWO FORKS, TWO KNIVES, ONE PLATE
by Michael Webb


Have you ever watched Lady and the Tramp? If I ask you what is the
first thing that comes to mind, you probably would say the scene
where they are sharing a plate of spaghetti.

There is no doubt about it, food is romantic. It amplifies the senses
and fulfills one of our deepest needs. There are certain types of
food that are romantic by nature: chocolate, strawberries and small
pastries for example. Then there are foods that are romantic because
of the atmosphere: surrounded by candles, elegant music playing in
the background, or served on a linen covered table with a vase of
fresh flowers.

Who would have thought that a plate of spaghetti could be so
romantic? But Lady and the Tramp showed us that sharing one plate is
a perfect way to be united with one another. Have you ever eaten off
the same plate as your love? How often do you feed each other? When
was the last time you shared a strand of spaghetti or a baby corn
and ended in a kiss?

Everyone has to eat. But not everyone has to have their own plate.

And here are some more great romantic tips...

Draw closer together with 1000 Questions for Couples.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Two Truths and A Lie

TWO TRUTHS AND A LIE
by Michael Webb
The Romantic

A few months back I shared with you a game that helps you to get
to know each other better (The Question Game). Here is another
one that I have played before.

I call it 2 truths and a lie and you can play it with one other
person or with many. You simply state three things about yourself.
Two have to be true and one has to be a lie. The others have to
guess which one is the lie.

I'll go first. I am an ordained minister. I was Senior Class
President of my High School and I've been to over 30 countries.
Which one is false?

With this game you can learn some very interesting facts that
wouldn't come up in your typical conversations. You might learn
that someone used to teach ballet or won a gold medal in a statewide
swim meet. I have discovered friends who play unique instruments and
have learned about Athena's most interesting childhood experiences.

The more we know about each other, the deeper our friendships and
relationships can be.


More great tips from Michael Webb....

Draw closer with
1000 Questions for Couples.


Spice up your love with 500 Love Making Tips and Secrets.

Do You Know What A Woman Really Wants in Bed, But She Is Rather Shy To Say It?

Instructions on Making Men Extremely Satisfied.

Discover 300 Creative Dates.

100 Bedroom Games Couples

50 Secrets of Blissful Relationships

154 Love Making Toys.

The Romantic Guide To Popping the Question.

N.B:
Michael Webb is happily married to Athena for over 17 years.