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1. on a pillow
2. under a pillow
   
3. under a sheet
4. on a nightstand
5. in the medicine cabinet
6. tucked in the bathroom mirror
7. on a toilet seat top
8. in a pocket of pjs / robe
9. tucked into exercise clothes
10. in a shoe
11. in a bagged lunch
12. in a diaper bag
13. in a briefcase / purse
14. in a backpack
15. placed against the laptop screen
16. peeking out from under a keyboard
17. tucked into an ipad case
18. peeking out of that junk drawer
19. in a coffee mug or taped to the bottom
20. on a window sill
21. in the fridge (under a recently purchased fav desert might be sweet)
22. in the coffee canister
23. clipped to the wall calendar (or tucked into the day-to-day calendar pages)
24. tacked on the fridge
25. taped to a cereal box, egg carton, breakfast bar, smoothie maker
26. tacked to the kitchen cabinet
27. in the silverware drawer
28. in the underwear drawer
29. tucked with a bookmark in a current book
30. tucked into the morning newspaper
31. on the dashboard
32. on the front seat of the car
33. on the windshield
34. on a high chair / baby bouncer (out of reach of baby)
35. taped to the tv
36. threaded through a phone charger
37. tucked under a dinner plate
38. rubberbanded / taped to a wine bottle
39. taped to the lawn mower engine or starter
40. taped to the top of the grill (ummm . . . not inside, please)
41. tacked to the lawn furniture / hammock / patio chair
42. taped to the front door
43. on top of or not-so-obviously hidden in your (not kids') bathroom reading material
44. tacked to outer side of the shower curtain
45. taped to a shower faucet (however, fyi: cards are not water proof)
46. peaking out of a filing cabinet
47. taped to the floor between bed and bath
48. left by the jewelry or makeup
49. left WITH (new) jewelry or makeup
50. attached to Fido's collar (or tucked under his chin?)
    
51. visibly behind the fish tank / goldfish bowl or next to the cat's food bowl
52. left inside the microwave
53. tucked into bra or beltline
54. taped to a light switch
55. on the mantle
56. taped to the top of takeout delivery (arranged in advance or immediately at the door)
57. in a shirt breast pocket
    
58. in a sock drawer
59. in the drapes/blinds
60. on a windowpane
61. in a coat pocket
62. in the middle of a large stack of mail
63. next to the razor / shaver or behind the toothbrushes
64. in a ziploc bag in the freezer
65. on a desk chair
66. taped to the inside of the washing machine lid
67. with an often-used sex toy, lube, book, or movie
68. taped to the ceiling
69. covering a just-the-two-of-you photo

That was 69 Places to . . .

Leave a Love Note.

Try it.

Don’t text it.

Trust me. Texting has it’s ooh moments.

But texts can also appear at THE most inappropriate times

and

the lack of an immediate reply can immediately be misinterpreted.

Plus, what about some immediate action to go with that immediate reaction?

If you can’t find just the cards you want,

try TiffinTalk’s Heart2Heart boxed set of 69 romantic, silly, sexy, intimate, loving cards

for 69 places and 69 ways to say (and remember how to say): I love you . . .

. . . and be loved right back.

Lovers love the message, not the text.

There’s no app for a signed romantic card tucked into the bathroom mirror (or left on the dashboard). No e-card can replace that.

There’s no app for a rose on the pillow. (Or the cat that got to it first . . . )

There’s no app for a candlelit room.

There’s no app for the wet dog nose trying to nuzzle in on your nuzzling.

There’s no app for the sensation that the kids are safely sleeping or reading or playing . . .  for just a little bit longer and you know your door is locked . . . for just a little bit longer.

There’s no app for silence. And there’s no app for holding someone’s hand while looking into their eyes and the silence that speaks a thousand languages all of which you clearly understand.

There’s no app for playing footsies. (Like it or not.)

There’s no app for hugging. Or cuddling. Or a kiss on the shoulder. Or the nape of the neck. Or anywhere else for that matter.

There’s no app for a finger trailing along a line on your body. Or theirs.

There’s no app for the laughter that you share when someone tickles you pleasantly.

There’s no app for a whispered “I love you”. You can’t even text it. Not if you want the full effect. Trust me, if you ever have the choice, you’ll want the full effect. And, by the way, there’s no app for all the reasons that follow those three words.

There is no app for a relationship. The real thing is about being real.

There’s no app for love and the myriad of realities and dreams that come from a connection where the only charge needed is to be in the moment listening and talking.

Because talk is the new sexy. And the new sexy is about the old intimacy with enticing new passion and romance and laughter and fun.

And the old intimacy is worth every penny. Even at today’s rates. It’s a currency you want to keep, to touch, to hold forever. Like that signed card. Like the person who signed it.

 Indeed.

Some phones have auto reply choices for those times when we can’t pick up the call. Mine has a choice of:

• I’m on my way.
• Can I call you later?
• Sorry I can’t talk right now.
• <custom>

• Really? Now?
• Bathroom break. Honestly, you don’t want to hear this.
• I may call you back. I may forget. Give it a few days.

But the text I really want to select will stop the caller immediately with this:

I can’t talk right now. I meant to turn my phone off but I was too distracted to remember that I even owned a phone when I walked into the candlelit room. I’m being kissed right now and . . .  well  . . .  it’s not a good time  . . . well, it actually is a good time . . . for me . . . I just mean it’s not a good time to talk with you. And . . . ahhhhh . . . 

Tap that choice and my phone powers off automatically. Immediately. No more pings. No more dings. And no more rings. (Even vibrate mode isn’t necessary in this moment.)

The caller is left to their imagination and I’m left with my reality. A sexy lover. A lovely afternoon. Or evening. Or both. Or – whoa – maybe a morning. Hell, an entire day.

My turned-off phone can magically text any other incoming calls with:
I’m utterly, happily, amazingly unavailable. I can only be reached in person. By one person. And that person is already within reach. Thank you.

Perhaps the caller will turn to their lover, hand them a TiffinTalk card with their own handwritten note, and phones around the world will, one-by-one, power down.

More real connections.

Heart2Heart.

It’s a start.

I want to get some!
(Cards, that is.)

For couples who ask each other, “How was your day?” and hear the answer, “Fine.” Far too many times . . .

For couples whose together-time has become routine and monotonous . . .

For couples who spend more time alone together mesmerized by their devices . . .

It’s simple math:

Lovers: 2.
Provocative, romantic, and intimate cards: 69. 

From any position, it’s a win-win. 

Heart2Heart dares all those end-of-day casual, oftentimes unintentional interrogations to be actual fun, loving, affectionate conversations. Face-to-face.

Eyes. Without distracting devices.
Touch. Without the screen.
Heart2Heart. Without missing a beat.

69 cards in no particular order. Because we wanted to keep you wondering, guessing, and maybe even not-so-secretly wishing. There’s no “yours” and “theirs”. It’s a mixed-up box of spicy, provocative, romantic, and loving questions. Giggles are optional.

Like a box of chocolates with those unknown, gooey middles, you could, of course, look at the beautiful artwork on each and every card, read the thoughtful questions, and peruse the fun tidbits on the backs and then try to pick your favorites ahead of time.

But like that same yummy box of chocolates, by sampling them all, you may ruin the fun of the anticipation! Surprise or not a surprise? Give every card or share the box? Take turns or be random?

Most importantly and perhaps the only “rule”: personalize the card. Be different. Be silly. Be daring. Be risqué. Be outrageous. Be just who you are – with a slight twist of fantasy and a barely measurable amount of reality.

As to when and where and how to give the cards . . . open box, close eyes, pick card, and write your message to your lover. Spritz it with aftershave or perfume. Add a lipsticked kiss. (Do I really need to be your imagination?)

Then leave the card where you know it will be found: under a pillow; in the refrigerator; next to the coffee mug; on the nightstand or the dashboard; in a bookbag, briefcase, diaper bag, or purse; ‘rubberbanded’ to a wine bottle. Or arrange for special delivery via Fido’s collar. Give your partner time with the card so that their thoughts can simmer, percolate, and – on occasion – get steamy. Or surprise them with one in a private moment.

Remember to listen as much as (more than?) you speak. Dare to ask for details. And when it is your turn, be expressive, be raw, be adventuresome.

Blush. Whisper. Intertwine fingers. Wink. Place a tender kiss on the inside of a wrist. (You may take it from here, thank you very much . . . )

Above all else, have fun getting to know each other – again!

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Yes, you can still ask about your partner’s day, by the way. But be prepared to hear something real. Because when a conversation connects you both, you might actually get an answer longer than a single syllable with slightly different and hotter implications.

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At TiffinTalk, we believe that technology has a place, but that your partner and your family take first place. No pings, rings, or dings. Life is about the stories we share and the people we connect with.

We are all about eyes and ears.
The expressions.
The glance.
The touch.
The love.

Tech Off. Talk On.
& Get Turned On.