The Spark (by Hunter at Show Her Off Dance).
Thoughtful Gesture: The Snack Hunt
Pick up two or three of your significant other's favorite snacks on your next store run. The ones they love but never get for themselves.
When you get home, hide them around the house. Their nightstand. Their desk drawer. The car cup holder. The bathroom counter.
Then text them: "I hid some snacks for you. Good luck 😘"
That's the whole game. They'll find them over the next day or two and smile every time.
And while you're out, you might as well grab one for yourself too heehee
Mini-Date: Closet Roulette
Tell your significant other this:
"Tonight at 7, we're both going to come out wearing something we haven't worn in at least 6 months. You can't tell me what you're picking and I can't tell you. We just walk out and see what each other picked."
Then do it. Both of you disappear for 10 minutes, dig through your closets, and meet back in the living room.
Then sit and have a drink. Show each other a photo from the last time you wore that outfit. Laugh about it. Take a new photo.
Might feel a little ridiculous at first. Could lead to a lot of fun.
Connecting Conversations
"Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?"
~Mary Oliver
This weekend, try asking your significant other:
The first time we met, what do you remember thinking about me that still holds true now?
What’s something most people haven’t done but you have?
What do you miss most about us?
Before you go: Here are 3 ways to connect
Free Love Languages Tactical Guide - Over 40+ ideas on how to ‘speak’ your partners love language.
Date Night: Conversation Gems - A just push play digital date night full of laughter, deep connection questions, and zero planning.
Date Nights: Living Room Dancing - Have a blast discovering how to dance together at home.
Keep the sparks flying,
Hunter Masters
Director of Romance
