Archive for February, 2010
Posted by The Love Birds at 21 February , 2010
This month, as Cal Exotics Sexperts™, we were sent another great product to review. Each product will be rated using The Love Bird’s Feathers Rating Scale™:
1  = ”not so hot” to
5 = “extremely hot”
“The hotter the product is, the more feathers it will take to cool you off!”
This month we are reviewing a new product called ”Ecstasy”. Ecstasy is an “elegantly understated” personal dual massager from California Exotic Novelties’ Petite Couture Collection™. “Elegance, power, innovation and passion inspired the Couture Collection™”. This product is great!
It is made from “the finest medical grade Silicone from Japan”. It has a sleek power pack that shows the seven functions of stimulation (vibration, pulsation and escalation) as well as three speeds of shaft rotation. It has “feather touch controls with luminous light”. The Ecstasy is 4.75 inches long and weighs 8 oz. It takes 3 AAA batteries and has an automatic on/off button.
It’s soft, pliable, flexible and unscented. And another bonus…it’s water proof which can take bath time to a whole new and fun level! According to the package, “Couture’ is simply the best”. And we happen to agree!!
Therefore, we give the Ecstasy™: ! It’s extremely hot!!
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Posted by The Love Birds at 3 February , 2010
We have already learned so much about the bonds of love … Hundreds of studies tell us, for example, that love is an exquisitely logical survival code and that the ability to reach out, clearly state your emotional needs and respond to your lover’s emotional need for comfort, reassurance and connection is the key ingredient in love. … -once we understand the bonds of love, then we can actively shape these bonds in a way that is new for human lovers. We can have love that lasts a lifetime. ~ Sue Johnson
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The Hold Me Tight™ Program
Conversations for Connection – A Relationship Education Group for Couples
Based on the book
Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love
By: Dr. Sue Johnson
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Who: Couples interested in understanding and strengthening their intimate relationship.
What: An 8 session educational program based on the theory and practice of Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy. The first session focuses on the new science of love and what it teaches us. The next 7 sessions focus on helping couples shape and use the seven conversations laid out in the book Hold Me Tight. Two experienced clinicians (husband and wife team) will facilitate the group using presentations, video clips and in class exercises. Homework exercises will be offered . Each couple will need to obtain a copy of the book. This is not a therapy group.
When: 8 Fridays, beginning March 5, 2010 and ending April 23, 2010, from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Where: Alafia Oaks Professional Park, 150 E. Bloomingdale Ave., Brandon, Florida
Cost: $640 per couple. Registrants must commit to all 8 sessions.
**** Contact us at 813-769-9039 to register! Space is limited!
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Posted by The Love Birds at 1 February , 2010
This month is all about love. Valentine’s Day is coming up and love is in the air! We aren’t opposed to Valentine’s Day but we certainly hope that you are showing your partner love all year long…every day…not just when the stores and advertisements say you should. We recommend you get started now, instead of waiting until the 14th. Here are some tips that can show your partner that love is indeed in the air:
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Know your partner’s love language. If you don’t know it or know what we are talking about, then we recommend the book, The Five Love Languages, by Dr. Gary Chapman. Dr. Chapman explains that there are five love languages or ways to show love: words of affirmation, gifts, quality time, physical touch, and acts of service. Problems can occur when we show our partner love in one language (i.e. buying her flowers) but he/she speaks another love language (i.e. wanting to spend quality time with you instead).
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Start secretly showing love for your partner in small ways every single day using their love language. Have fun trying to think of new ways to express your love. For some ideas, see # 3.
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Remember, expressing love for your partner does not have to cost money! Write your partner love notes and hide them (of course, where you know they will find them). Give your partner lots of hugs and kisses when they first wake up, when they get home, and before they go to sleep. Tell your partner the many reasons why you love them. Write them a love letter or poem. Do one of their chores each day, etc.
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Plan a surprise “pleasure event” every week for your partner. For example, how about surprising your partner with a bubble bath with rose petals, candles, soft music, and a glass of wine? Or maybe cooking a nice dinner for your partner and serving it to him/her naked or in sexy lingerie? Plan a romantic picnic on the living room floor while listening to your special love songs or reading erotic stories to each other. How about surprising your partner by trying something new sexually (i.e. a new toy, a new position or a new sexual fantasy character, etc.)?
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Remember to be thankful for your partner every day!
Wishing you more connection and much love!
Tags: Couples, Relationship Health, Relationships
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