Love Attitude Quiz

1. You are walking to your boyfriend/girlfriend's house. There are two roads to get there. One is a straight path which takes you there quickly, but is very plain and boring. The other is curvy and full of wonderful sights on the way, but takes quite a while to reach your loved one's house. Which path do you choose? Short or long?   2. On the way, you see two rose bushes. One is full of white roses. One is full of red roses. You decide to pick 20 roses for your boyfriend/girlfriend.  What color combination do you choose? (Any combination including all one color is fine.)   3. You finally get to your boyfriend/girlfriend's house. You ring the bell and the maid answers. You can ask the maid to please get your loved one, or you may go get them yourself. Which action do you take? Ask the maid or do it yourself?   4. Now, you go up to your girlfriend/boyfriends room. No one is there. You can leave the roses by the window sill, or on the bed. Where do you put the roses? Bed or window?   5. Later, its time for bed. You and your loved one go to sleep, in separate rooms. You wake up in the morning, and go to your boyfriend/girlfriend's room to check up on him/her. You enter the room: Is he/she awake or sleeping?   6. It's time to go home now, and you start to head back. You can take either road home now: The plain, boring one that gets you home fast; or the curvy, sight-filled road that you can just casually take your time with. Which road do you choose? Short or long?

Analysis 1. Which road do you choose to take to your love's house? The roads represent your attitude towards falling in love. If you chose the short one, you fall in love quickly and easily. If you chose the long one, you take your time and do not fall in love easily.   2. What combination of roses do you choose to give your love? The number of red roses represent how much you expect to give in a relationship. The number of white roses represent how much you expect in a relationship. Therefore, if a person chose all red with one white, he/she gives 90% in the relationship but expects to receive only 10% back.   3. Do you ask the maid to get your love, or do you do it yourself? This question shows your attitude in handling relationship problems. If you asked the maid to get your loved one, then you may beat around the bush, maybe asking a third party to intervene. Avoidance of problems runs high. If you went and got your loved one yourself, then you are pretty direct. If there is a problem, you confront it and deal with it. You want to work it out right away.   4. Where do you put the roses? On the window sill or on the bed? The placement of the roses indicates how often you'd like to see your boyfriend/girlfriend. Placing the roses on the bed means you need lots of reassurance in the relationship, and you'd want to see your loved one every day, if possible. Placing the roses by the window show that you don't expect or need to see your loved one too often.   5. Do you find your love asleep or awake? Finding your boyfriend/ girlfriend asleep: You accept your loved one the way they are. Finding them awake: You expect him/her to change for you.   6. Which road do you choose to go home? The short and long roads now represent how long you stay in love. If you chose the short one, you fall out of love easily. If you chose the long one, you tend to stay in love for a long time.

Winners of last week's giveaway

Oops, I was jet-lagged from the RT conference and forgot that I was supposed to pick the names of the book winners from last Tuesday's giveaway on Sunday. Operating on the better late than never principle, here's the ten winners:

A Teeny Bit of Trouble

1) Lee Ann
2) Kiera626
3) Carrieann
4)Penny
5) Tiffany Drew

Taken at Dusk

1)Susan R
2) Lisa Markson
3) Gabriella Lawson
4) Missy
5) Jocelyn Mariscal


Email me @ loriwilde@aol.com to claim your book and tell me whether you want print or ebook. Thanks so much for helping me to support my fellow writers!

Lori

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame

This museum is really great. If you are ever in Fort Worth, you need to stop by for a tour!

                                            http://www.cowgirl.net/

Dogs That Look Like Their Owners

Homemade Flour Tortillas

4 cups flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 1/2 tsp salt
1 tbsp shortening
warm water

Mix flour, baking powder, and salt together.
Cut in shortening.
Add a tiny bit of water at a time.
Knead until dough is elastic when handled.
Pinch off and make 12 balls.
Roll out and cook on a dry griddle or skillet turning once.

American Cowgirl

Connie Douglas Reeves (September 26, 1901- August 16, 2003) was the oldest member of the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame,

Her autobiography, I Married a Cowboy: Half Century with Girls & Horses at Camp Waldemar, was published in 1995. Her motto was, "Always saddle your own horse."

                                           

Giveaway Tuesday

I have two friends, both wonderful writers, with books out today. Happy release day to Michael Lee West for A Teeny Bit of Trouble.
(Yes, I boo-booed and thought last week was her release day.)

It's an awesome book! I've already had the privilege of reading it as it was being written. I love Teeny!.

And Christie Craig, writing as C.C. Hunter has her YA novel, Taken At Dusk. If you've never read a C.C. Hunter novel, you're in for a treat. This series is terrific!

To help them celebrate, I'm giving away five copies of each title. Either print or ebook, your choice. Just leave a comment in the comment section telling me which book you'd like to be entered in the drawing for. Yes, you can be entered for both. That's ten books total I'm giving away. I'll chose the winners on Sunday when I come back from the Romantic Times conference. Happy reading!