Following a bubble bath you've prepared for her, wrap her in a towel that you've warmed up in the dryer.

Write your partner a love letter or poem on one sheet of paper. Glue it to thin cardboard, cut it up into puzzle-shaped pieces, then mail all the pieces. Or, mail one puzzle piece per day!

Visit a karaoke bar and surprise your lover by getting up and singing "your song" to him/her.

Kidnap her! Blindfold her. Drive her around town until she's thoroughly lost. Then reveal your destination: Her favorite restaurant, or maybe a romantic inn.

Make a giant greeting card out of a big cardboard box, (such as the type used to pack a refrigerator).

It's romantic-but commonplace-to eat dinner by candlelight. So here's a change of pace: Eat breakfast by candlelight.

Spend the entire day watching romantic movies.

Buy a lottery ticket. Give it to your partner with a little note attached: "I hit the jackpot when I married you!"

Pick flowers for your partner from the side of the road.

Don't just go out to a movie on Saturday, like always. Call your partner from work on Wednesday and formally ask for a date.

Call a local radio station and request a special love song to be dedicated to your partner. Make sure he or she is listening!

Write "I Love You" bathroom mirror with a piece of soap.

Place a little love note or poem under the driver's-side windshield wiper of his or her car.

Have "your song" playing on the stereo when your partner returns home from work.

When out together in public, wink at your partner from across the room.

Unplug the TV. Put a note on the screen saying, "Turn me on instead."

Make a toast to one another every time you hold a wineglass. Make eye contact. Take turns making the toast. Whisper it.

Get the whole "family of products" in the fragrance of her favorite perfume (bath powder, soaps, cremes, candles, etc.)

Call your partner from work for no other reason than to say, "I love you."

Spread rose petals all over the bedroom.

Bring home one small, unexpected gift each week.

Ladies: Send him a letter sealed with a kiss. (Use your reddest lipstick.)

Hold hands.

On your yearly romantic checklist, make plans for Valentine's Day-well in advance!

Get your partner a wristwatch. Inscribe it with: "I always have time for you."

Identify that one pivotal event that brought the two of you together. Celebrate that event every year.

Practice even-day/odd-day romance: On even days it's your turn to be romantic, and on odd days it's your partner's turn.