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There are 5 love languages, and each person values a different one. Find out your partner’s love language and use it communicate romance. The 5 love languages are: Words of affirmation, such as compliments or words of appreciation. Quality time, like giving your partner your undivided attention. Receiving gifts, such as flowers or cards. Acts of service, including doing things that please your partner, like cooking dinner. Physical touch, such as holding hands, kissing, or being intimate. Sometimes, the most romantic gestures lie in the little ways you show your partner you care. If you’re coming up with romantic ideas, try find opportunities in your daily life to demonstrate your love.  If your schedule allows for it, surprise your partner with a visit at work during their lunch or coffee breaks. You don't need an occasion to tell your partner, "I'm so happy to have you in my life," or tell them how special they are. Letting them know how much they mean to you is a romantic gesture that will make their day! If your partner enjoys physical affection, shower them in kisses, hold their hand in public, and give them plenty of cuddles. Going on a romantic outing is a classic romantic idea that can be personalized to fit your partner’s specific tastes. Plan a special date ahead of time, or, if you’re feeling spontaneous, call your partner at work and propose a date out of the blue. You don’t have to stick with the typical “dinner and a movie” date. Go to a concert, enroll in a cooking class, go horseback riding, or have a picnic in the park. your partner. It might seem obvious, but complimenting your partner can make their day, and help communicate your romantic feelings on a regular basis.  Tell your partner how gorgeous/attractive/handsome they are, even if they're not dressed up or wearing any makeup. Compliment your partner's inner beauty as well by acknowledging their warmth, kindness, sensitivity, and intelligence. While running errands might not seem as obviously romantic as buying a bouquet of flowers, doing favors for your partner is a concrete way to show them that you care. Take the initiative to do favors without being asked, including laundry, dishes, or warming up their car on a cold morning. Similar to favors, cooking a delicious meal for your partner will both make their life easier while demonstrating your love. Surprise your partner with a warm breakfast in bed on a cold morning, or blow them away with a romantic candlelit dinner for two. Going to bed together is a great way to spend some romantic time at the end of the day, and your partner will be touched by the gesture of waiting up for them. Especially if your partner needs to be out late for work, make the effort to stay up for them so you can snuggling under the covers together before you go to sleep. While it’s always good to tell your partner, “I love you,” try to find inventive ways to deliver the message. Leaving love notes where they least suspect it can be one of the easiest and most effective romantic gestures.  Hide love notes in odd places, including vitamin bottles, the dashboard on your car, or even the insides of their work shoes! Use post-it notes to stick love notes all over the house. While your partner takes a shower, write the words "I love you" in the condensation of the bathroom mirror.

summary: Communicate romance using your partner’s love language. Make time for tiny romantic gestures. Make a date. Compliment Do favors to make your partner’s life easier. Cook a meal for your partner. Wait up for your partner before going to bed. Plant creative love notes around the house.


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Pull precut buns apart to separate the halves. Use a knife to carefully cut the buns in half if they are not precut.  This method works best when you are already grilling other foods. That way, you have a grill already hot to toast the buns on. If the buns are meant to be attached, such as hotdog buns or sub sandwich buns, then just open them up as much as you can without pulling the halves apart where they connect. You can brush the buns with about 1 tbsp (14.2 g) of butter or 1 tbsp (15 mL) of olive oil before grilling them for added flavor.

summary: Cut the buns in half or pull them apart.


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Buying used supplies instead of new can save you big bucks in the long run. Purchase your gear from people you know and trust, or go to a reputable second-hand dealer if you can find one. You can also buy online, but make sure to read the seller’s reviews. Don’t think of used gear as broken or outdated. Many horse owners take very good care of their supplies, as they’re an investment. Take advantage of sales and off-season markdowns. By stocking up on cheap necessities, you’ll also be saving yourself time, as you won’t have to shop for supplies as often.  For example, purchase a year’s worth of worming medication while it’s on sale, or buy snow boots when they go on clearance in the summer. Similarly, buy extra hay for winter in the summer when it’s less expensive. Decide if you want your event to be trades only, or if it’s okay for people to accept cash for their gear. Then, invite fellow horse owners to bring items they don’t want or don’t need to offer for trade. Suggest items like riding gear, equipment, and maintenance supplies. This way everyone gets to save money. Clean the items you bring to the swap meet so you can get the best trade for them. Although leather tack is more durable, synthetic tack is much cheaper. Additionally, synthetic tack is easier to secure than leather tack. You will need to replace synthetic tack more often. However, if you take good care of it, the synthetic tack should last you awhile. Retrieving and putting up your supplies can be quite time-demanding, but it’s easier if you store it near your stable. That way everything is in one place near your horse.  Separate your supplies into categories, giving everything a place. This makes it easier to find what you need. If everything is in one place, you can grab all of your gear at one time rather than making several trips. Unless you transport your horse frequently, don’t buy your own trailer. Sharing or renting a trailer will save you money on the cost to buy, maintain, and store a trailer. Check with other local horse owners to see if sharing a trailer is possible. If not, search online for local rental companies.
summary: Ask other local horse owners if they have used gear to sell. Buy items you know you’ll need in the future while they’re on special. Organize or attend a swap-meet or trading party. Use synthetic tack for daily use to save time and money. Keep your supplies near the stables to save time. Share or rent a horse trailer if you don’t use it often.