just a little list of some stuff i fint easy and simple, yet romantc enough to make it work.

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• Give a full-body massage
• Pick wildflowers on the way home
• Burn a CD with love songs
• Prepare strawberries with fondue chocolate
• Leave little love notes everywhere
• Bring home great take-out, and light some candles
• Write a love letter
• Create a little box with a bunch of your partner’s favorite things inside
• Give a little token to your partner to wear, and say it’s to remind him or her all day that you love them
• Have dinner on the roof, with some candles. This doesn’t work if your roof slopes sharply
• Hold hands, and walk somewhere with lots of pretty lights
• Say I love you. In a different way, every day
• Declare your love, very publicly'
• Take a trip to nowhere. No packing, no planning, no idea. 
• Take two pads of lined paper, some nice pens and go somewhere nice and quiet. sit down and write the stories of your lives. After one hour, read them aloud to one-another. Then ask lots of questions.
• Make a trip to the grocery store and pick up some creative pizza ingredients. Take your groceries home and assemble your masterpiece pizza together. Choose a CD of music, light candles and enjoy.
• Pick up your Sunday newspaper and look up the local parade of new homes. Get in the car and visit three of the most expensive homes making believe that you’re really rich. Be careful that you don’t sign anything!
• Get an adrenaline rush at the roller-skating rink. As long as you don't mind being the oldest people there who aren't chaperoning their children, it's a great way to have fun and let loose with each other. Top it off with a bowl of ice cream when you get home.
• Challenge your guy to a little friendly competition and surprise him by taking him to a rifle range. After each round, compare your targets — loser buys the next round of bullets; winner gets gloating privileges.
• find a festival not too far away and enjoy the mood and whatever there is there.
• Challenge each other to a contest. Anything works, and the sillier the better! Try sand castle building, hop scotch, name that tune, marbles, or kite flying.
• Pay your local library a visit, and ask the librarian where you can read aloud. Choose an engaging mystery or steamy romance and spend the afternoon reading aloud to one-another.
  more things will come uo later.