Q: Nothing beats a spontaneous weekend road trip after a long, hard week. Plan something simple and fun, like a trip to the beach or to a wooded area a few hours south. Or maybe there's a restaurant you've both been meaning to try, though it's four hours north. Just pack up your car, make a plan, and go for it. Or don't make a plan -- just get in the car and go wherever the wind takes you. You'll see that your man really appreciates the effort you've made and will breathe some more life and fun into your relationship. Plan something totally new for the two of you to do together, whether you're taking a sushi making class, learning Japanese together, or doing partner yoga for the first time. It doesn't have to lead to any major self-discovery or achievement, and you never have to do it again; just making the effort to try new things from time to time can go a long way in helping your relationship stay fresh and in continuing to keep up the romance. You shouldn't put on a ball gown if you're just sitting around the house all day, but if you're going on a date or just hanging out outside the home, make an effort to look nice and maintain your appearance so that your man sees that you've made an effort. You should both dress up to keep the romance alive and to maintain the passion and attraction of your relationship. And if you're not going anywhere fancy, to try to still maintain your appearance to show that you do care and so you both don't get complacent. Yeah, so most guys don't love the idea of taking ballroom dancing lessons with their ladies, but if you're out at a bar or a club and the music is pumping, drag him onto the dance floor for a song or two. Just moving your bodies together and enjoying the beats you hear will help you let loose and have a great time together. This will definitely kick up the passion and romance factor. To keep things interesting and to make sure your man always feels romanced, you should surprise him from time to time. A little unpredictability never hurt anyone, and if you plan a surprise picnic, surprise trip, or just a surprise activity you would never dream of doing before, your man will feel like he has been truly swept off his feet. Make an effort to do something spontaneous, completely unexpected, and incredibly exciting at least every few weeks just to keep stoking the embers of your romance.
A: Go on a road trip. Do something completely different. Get dressed up. Convince him to dance. Surprise him.

Q: To make the sugar and phosphate sides, use strands of black and red licorice that have a hollow center. For the nitrogenous bases, use 4 different colored gummy bear candies. Whatever candy you use, make sure that it is soft enough to allow a toothpick to puncture it. If you have them on hand, colored marshmallows are a great substitute for gummy bears. Gather string and toothpicks to be used in creating the model. The string should be cut to be about 1 foot (30cm) long, although you can make it longer or shorter based on your preferred size of DNA model. Use 2 pieces of string that are the same length to make the double helix. Make sure you have at least a dozen toothpicks, although you may need a few more or less depending on how large you make your model These will be strung on your string in alternating colors and should be cut to 1 inch (2.5cm) long. In a DNA strand, pairs of cytosine and guanine (C and G) are paired together, while pairs of thymine and adenine (T and A) are paired together. Choose 4 different colored gummy bears to represent these nitrogenous bases. It doesn't matter if a pair goes C--G or G--C, as long as those are always the two in a pair. You cannot mix colors between pairs. For example, you cannot combine T--G or A--C. The colors you choose are completely arbitrary and are entirely based on personal preference. Take the 2 pieces of string and tie a knot in the bottom of each to prevent the licorice from slipping off. Then, thread the string through the hollow centers of the licorice in alternating colors. The 2 colors of licorice symbolize the sugar and phosphate that make up the double helix strands. Choose one color to be the sugar group; your gummy bear nitrogenous bases will be attaching to this color of licorice. Make sure that your 2 strands have licorice in the same order so that they line up when placed next to each other. Tie another knot to the other end of the string once you have finished adding all your licorice pieces. Once you have paired off all your gummy bears in the C--G and T--A groups, use a toothpick and stick 1 bear from each pair at the ends of the toothpicks. Push the gummy bears far enough on each toothpick that at least 14 inch (0.64cm) of the sharp end is still sticking out. You can have more of some pairs than others; the number of pairs in real life DNA determines differences and changes in the genes they form. Lay out your 2 licorice strands flat on a smooth surface, and then attach the gummy bear toothpicks to the licorice by inserting the sharp ends into the licorice. You should be attaching the toothpicks only to the "sugar" molecules that you decided on. These are all the pieces of licorice in the same color (for example, all the red pieces). Use all your gummy bear toothpicks, don't worry about saving any. Once you have attached all your gummy bear toothpicks to the licorice, twist the strands in a counter-clockwise direction to give the spiral appearance of a true double helix. Enjoy your completed DNA model!
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Select your candy. Prepare your other supplies. Cut the licorice. Pair off your gummy bears. String your licorice. Attach your gummy bears with toothpicks. Attach your gummy bears to the licorice. Twist your double helix.