PUT PASSION BACK IN YOUR LIFE

“I LOVE YOU”

These three simple words are among the most powerful in the world.

Yet we don't say them often enough to our spouse, partner, lover, family or friends. Here is a collection of over 350 phrases and words to give life to your feelings of love and passion.

"I find this booklet most useful when I have to include handwritten sentiments in a greeting card or a personal note. So many times I struggle to find the right words to express what I am truly feeling and often my mind goes blank, leaving me to end up with just saying "love" and signing my name. Your booklet will help me to explicitly declare my true inner feelings within my mind, my heart, my soul and my spirit."—J.S., Santa Clara, CA.

National Tennis Champion At 92
Five days a week, two hours a day, you find Alex Swetka, 92, of Mountain View, California, on the tennis courts doing what he loves best: playing tennis. And he is no ordinary player. In 2008, he won eight National Championships playing both singles and doubles. He has won over 60 national titles and is one of the top ranked tennis players in the world for his age group. I interviewed Alex and his wife Sally, 80, on the tennis courts in September.

He looks at least 20 years younger and regularly beats guys 30 to 40 years his junior. When I met him, he had earlier defeated an opponent 41 years younger—in singles 6-2, 6-2. What are his secrets?

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“Shattering Choices: When a Woman Has to Decide Between One Health Risk and Another”
by Michele Howe

Osteoporosis is a silent disease that threatens 25 million mainly female Americans leading to 1.5 million fractures or breaks each year. Author Michele Howe explains what happened to her mother, 69, facing hormone replacement therapy. She declined treatment due to other health concerns and today has rapidly debilitating osteoporosis. Was it the right choice?

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“Riding the Hulahula to the Arctic Ocean: A Guide to 50 Extraordinary Adventures for The Seasoned Traveler”
by Don Mankin

There's a reason why Alaska is still called "the last frontier." Its rugged and relatively untouched landscape is home to some of the world's most beautiful scenery and wildlife including grizzlies, caribou, musk oxen, sheep, arctic birds, and moose.

Take a raft trip with Don down the Hulahula River deep in the Brooks Range in northern Alaska and you'll understand the grandeur of this unique wilderness. "The set of rapids in this canyon were rated an adrenaline-pumping class IV.

"I have rarely felt so insignificant and small nor so exhilarated by such dramatic, untouched beauty."

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