If you are looking for a fun way to spice things up in the bedroom, this sexy game might be exactly what you need! A little flirting, some Jenga questions (for adults only), and a hilariously silly game will make for an evening of sexy fun! PLUS we’ve provided you with FREE printables to attach to an actual Jenga set (linked below!) that will really set this date night apart. Ready to see how your love stacks up?...
Snapchat+ is the company’s premium subscription service. Members of the service get early access to new and experimental features that the company is working on. When Snap first unveiled it, there wasn’t really anything that it offered to make the price tag worth it. Now, there are some to help justify the premium. Snapchat for PC is available to everyone Snapchat for PC is available to everyone Snapchat for PC seemed to be the first main feature of Snapchat+....
We sat down with Sophie and talked about self-love, sologamy, and of course, hair. We re-lived her Self-Wedding Day and learned about self-growth and self-empowerment along the way. Are you curious? Read on! ** Sologamy is the act of marrying yourself, but for Sophie, “it was an act of self-commitment to demonstrate that self-love is just as important as romantic love”. She told us that society puts pressure on people to get married to achieve happiness; Sophie and all the sologamist around the world prove that wrong....
First go to the Dollar Store and get two game books that are exactly the same. I chose Sudoku, but you could choose Crosswords, Word Searches, or Mazes. Send one of the books to your spouse with the FREE PRINTABLE that has instructions. Time yourself as you go through the book and send your times to your spouse to see if they can beat them! You could also use this on your regular date!...
Susan Bauer-Wu is a clinical researcher, educator, and mindfulness practitioner and teacher. She is currently the Tussi and John Kluge Professor in Contemplative End-of-Life Care at the University of Virginia School of Nursing and Adjunct Faculty in the Department of Religious Studies and member of the directorate of the Contemplative Sciences Center at the University of Virginia. Her research, scholarship, and teaching have focused on the effects of chronic stress and the use of contemplative approaches to bolster stress resilience and sense of well-being, especially for those challenged by serious illness, which is the basis of her book, Leaves Falling Gently: Living Fully with Serious & Life-limiting Illness through Mindfulness, Compassion and Connectedness....
