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Faux Leather Glossy Cover, 7x10 inch bucket list or Adventure Journal for CouplesA journal for couples to list and record their adventures. Use it as a couples bucket list or a couples adventure journal. Contains: 101 Romantic, Unique and Fun Ideas to use as inspiration for your own adventure lists. Suggestions range from simple to exotic including: Learn to say "I love you" in 5 different languages Kiss in front of the Eiffel Tower Swim in every ocean Tour each other's hometowns Create a tradition for every holiday This journal contains a table of contents for the two of you to make your list with a checkbox for when it's done. Numbered pages contain journal prompts so you can write down when you completed the adventure or activity and how you felt about it. The perfect gift for: newlyweds, for an anniversary gift, husband gift, wife gift or partner gift. Helpful for new couples or couples that have been together for decades.

This fun Our Adventure Book (Bucket List for Couples) is the perfect anniversary gift, and guaranteed to inspire many more years of happy and fulfilling marriage The Our Adventures Bucket List Book is a quirky way to express your anniversary wishes. ✔ UNIQUE ANNIVERSARY GIFT: This unusual journal is a funny, unique gift that inspires the wonderment and imagination of a the Pixar movie Up. It that also makes for ongoing, shared activities for couples to dream, chat, and record ideas for exciting, adventurous, romantic, or just plain fun events for travel, and weekend adventures. ✔ Features of Our Adventures Bucket List Journal include: WRITING PROMPTS: Use the Idea Triggers when you're stuck for ideas and challenges. Randomly drop your pen onto this page and see what you can come up with based on the word nearest your pencil. MASTER LIST: Index and summary of each page. Use this for an at-a-glance overview of your bucket list. Other times, write ideas now and complete the details on their cross-referenced pages later. NUMBERED PAGES: Index, summarise, and cross-reference individual activities RATE AND PRIORITISE YOUR CHALLENGES: Two rating sections: Priority: Assign higher or lower star ratings to the activities you're both most interested in Review: Assign an out-of-five-star rating for the overall experience once complete. Use high-rated activities to plan similar adventures. SATISFACTION PLUS! We've included a big, bold space for adding the final checkmark once activities are complete. Place a big, gratifying checkmark in this space to mark another bucket list item achieved! MOTIVATIONAL PROMPTS You'll see a different inspirational quote for each page. Use these for motivation and to remind you PLANNING PROMPTS: Your bucket list items are more likely to become reality once action plans are written. Use the fillable action list, and budget considerations to bring life and commitment to each goal. Plan it, do it, don't just dream it. PROFESSIONALLY DESIGNED: Each page is carefully designed and typeset from scratch to ensure this Bucket List planner is a pleasure to work with. We've designed the forms to be inviting, well-organised, and fun to use.

It was on a cool, starlit evening, early in September, 1916, that I first met Drew of Massachusetts, and actually began my adventures as a prospective member of the Escadrille Américaine. We had sailed from New York by the same boat, had made our applications for enlistment in the Foreign Legion on the same day, without being aware of each other's existence; and in Paris, while waiting for our papers, we had gone, every evening, for dinner, to the same large and gloomy-looking restaurant in the neighborhood of the Seine. As for the restaurant, we frequented it, not assuredly because of the quality of the food. We might have dined better and more cheaply elsewhere. But there was an air of vanished splendor, of faded magnificence, about the place which, in the capital of a warring nation, appealed to both of us. Every evening the tables were laid with spotless linen and shining silver. The wineglasses caught the light from the tarnished chandeliers in little points of color. At the dinner-hour, a half-dozen ancient serving-men silently took their places about the room. There was not a sound to be heard except the occasional far-off honk of a motor or the subdued clatter of dishes from the kitchens. The serving-men, even the tables and the empty chairs, seemed to be listening, to be waiting for the guests who never came. Rarely were there more than a dozen diners-out during the course of an evening. There was something mysterious in these elaborate preparations, and something rather fine about them as well; but one thought, not without a touch of sadness, of the old days when there had been laughter and lights and music, sparkling wines and brilliant talk, and how those merrymakers had gone, many of them, long ago to the wars.