8 Romantic Moments - Romances.com
Stan
and Lakisha
Stan
and Lakisha have been dating for three years steadily
now, ever since they met as undergrads at Seton Hall
University.
"I
was really taken aback when he offered to do my biology
homework," Lakisha told us. "I knew he was
really interested in helping me. He was so sweet. Nobody
had offered me help like that before."
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Way
to go, Stan. A little cordiality went a long way to
enhance your romantic moment.
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Dan
and Lisa
Lisa
and Dan almost never were because Dan's car broke down
on his way to their first date. He didn't have a cell
phone at the time. She lived in the country.
"I
thought he stood me up and I was pretty upset,"
she recalled, blushingly. "It was raining outside
too, which intensified my anger. An hour and a half
later he showed up soaking wet. He walked the whole
way."
Congratulations,
Dan, for going the extra (romantic) mile - literally!
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Sally
and Bobby
Sally
met Bobby at a Ukrainian heritage dance in New Jersey.
They were both here starting new lives in America and
both still held close to relatives back in the Ukraine.
"I
think I knew Bobby had a thing for me when I was low
on money and didn't have enough for my ticket to make
it home for the holidays. He bought a ticket for me.
When I showed up for the flight, he was right next to
me. We have been flying together ever since, now as
husband and wife."
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A
timeless romantic moment - well done.
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Darren
and Mickey
Darren
fell in love the minute he saw Mickey. It was in 1978
at Muskingum College in Ohio. He was a soldier, she
was a soprano, and both were early for choir practice.
"We
had nothing to do but sit around and talk and we were
both smitten with each other," recalls Darren.
"We were married a year later."
And
the two have been singing together ever since!
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Clint
and Rachel
Clint
and Rachel from Bangor, ME, have been marred for 40
years. They met as volunteers at a hospital in the Philippines
when both were making their way through medical school.
"We
love telling our grandchildren about how we were so
in love with each other that out of everything we've
experienced in our entire lives, we'll never forget
that starry-eyed wonder when we looked in each others
eyes. We still see it, too."
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Alan
and Gwen
Gwen
claims the most romantic moment between her and her
husband, Alan, was the time when he she broke her leg
as a senior in high school. He was the only one that
not only kept visiting her and also wrote her letters
to keep her company.
Alan
and Gwen have now been marred for 45 years - that is
all she wrote.
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Dawn
and Tim
Dawn
met Tim about a year ago in her apartment building.
Tim was the annoying neighbor upstairs who played his
music too loud. She constantly kept pounding on the
ceiling for him to turn it down. Until the time came
that, while at home alone on Valentines Day, Dawn had
no one to keep her company.
That's
when Tim turned up the volume on "Nobody Till Somebody
Loves You." Since he would not turn it off, so she came
up to knock on the door. Then Tim gave Dawn flowers.
She has since moved into his place and now turns the
volume down herself.
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Travis
and Larisa
Travis
and Larisa have been married for eight years. They first
met at an Atlanta, GA, poetry reading club where each
week the members would take turns reading the works
of the great poets. One day Travis read a poem that
nobody ever heard of before.
"I
thought it was rather odd. nobody knew who it was by.
Finally somebody asked him, and then he said he wrote
it and that it was about me," blushed Larisa.
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