When friends come for a stay, whether from across the state or from around the globe, make it extra special by having photos of your last visit printed. It's a great way to reconnect with old friends. You can even use an online service to have a small book printed up with a selection of the best photos from other visits. If this is their first visit, buy a photo album or have one made, fill it with photos taken during their visit and send it to them after they're back home. Then when you call to catch up in a few months, you can reminisce about all the fun you had!

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Sure, a firm handshake makes a good impression. But to make a really good impression, do this: When you clasp the other person's hand, very gently touch your forefinger to his or her wrist. Aim for the spot on the underside of the wrist where you would take a pulse. Gently touching this very sensitive spot fosters a feeling of warmth and closeness. Your light contact might not even be consciously noticed by the other person—but he'll know he likes you! 

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Dinner dates are great, but they can be pricey. Why not plan a special breakfast at a favorite restaurant or cook up something special for you and your sweetie? Start the day together over scrambled eggs with salsa or chocolate chip–stuffed French toast. Couples who have at least one "date night" a week have better sex, according to the National Marriage Project. Pass the honey, honey!

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Why not invite someone you admire to have a cup of coffee or enjoy lunch with you? Don't be afraid they won't say yes. You'd be surprised how many people welcome the chance to connect. This could open doors and expand your social circle or lead to opportunities you might not have had access to before. If nothing else, you will come away feeling inspired. Bonus: A study by researchers at Brigham Young University found that adults with large social networks have a better chance of living longer.

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