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Guide to Romantic Living

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I read this beautiful book way back in 1986 when I had a new baby to nurse and rock and nothing to keep my mind occupied. This book was a great escape!
She was an aristocratic Martha Stewart and I loved the idealism- I have retained a few things from this book like keeping flowers in my house and office- they are wonderfully cheering and much less expensive than Prozac!
I recommend this book for it's aesthetics and it's ability to effectivly take one away from it all.

There are a lot of antedotes of Jane Seymour's life in this book that emphasize the point she's trying to make on how to keep romance in your life. And this is not only for your significant other but for yourself and your children as well. Lots of tips on how to keep it fresh and new and some interesting insights into her life and work from the stories that she tells. Nothing really earthshaking but an enjoyable read.

I got this book as a suggestion from a friend of mine. I never knew people actually took this kind of time for themselves and are not considered selfish. Its been a great journey.