Q: You can create a variety of written clues, you can use photos, or you can use small gifts to lead your partner to each step of the treasure hunt. You can use the same type of clue throughout your entire treasure hunt, or you can incorporate all different types of clues. These clues should be special to your relationship, so include locations that are extremely memorable to you and your partner. At each place, you should leave another clue that leads to a new location. Consider adding rhymes to your clues to make the treasure hunt even cuter. For example, simple clues could be: The first place we kissed. The place where we had our last tickle fight. The place where we first said "I love you." Clues with riddles or rhyming could be: This was a night I'll never forget, go to the place where our lips first met. I know you love your morning cup of joe, ask your favorite barista for your next place to go. Make sure to choose locations that aren't too difficult to figure out, otherwise they may end up going to the wrong locations. For this approach, you may need to get employees involved at each location. If the locations are willing to participate, give an employee at each location the next clue to give your partner. For example, clues could be: Your favorite restaurant. Our Sunday fun-day location. Our favorite ice cream spot. To make clues, it's recommended to use bright, sturdy paper (like colored construction paper) so that your partner can easily find each clue. Use pictures of special memories, recognizable locations, and other specific things to lead your partner on a romantic treasure hunt. Tell them to follow each photo to get to the the next photo. For example, take photos of: A photo of you two at a particular restaurant. A photo of a certain dress / shirt you wore for a special occasion. A photo of an inside joke that will lead your partner to a specific location. Individually wrap each gift and include a clue to lead them to the next gift. This will allow your partner to have fun trying to figure out what the grand surprise is as they unwrap each gift. For example, your treasure hunt could lead your partner to a romantic massage that you've set up in your bedroom. Leave gifts such as candles, massage oil, a bathrobe, lotions, etc. in each step of your treasure hunt. Once they get to the final location, you'll be able to use all of these items for your final surprise.
A: Determine what kind of clues you want to give. Write romantic clues that lead to special places. Write clues that lead to your partner's favorite locations or activities. Use pictures to lead your partner to each clue. Give your partner little gifts throughout their treasure hunt that will lead to the final surprise.

Article: More often than not, your guy will want to reconnect or connect more often after a few days of space. He might even behave like there was no space at all. Though you might be eager to reconnect, exert a bit of caution. You do not want to teach your guy that he can ask for space from you whenever he wants and return like nothing happened. You should not ignore his attempts at communication, but maybe give it a few days before you see him again in person. Don't forget your own needs. Keep any reconnection on your terms, too, and make it clear that you'll contact him when you're ready. If a guy asks for space very often, realize that perhaps this relationship is not right for either of you. If you still want the relationship, you will need to reconnect on a more consistent basis.. If he is a good guy in general, don't punish him for needing some time to himself. Accept his offers to go out or come over if you want to and enjoy each other's company. Being aloof, cold or mean will likely make him want even more space, so be kind to him. After you have spent some time chatting and hanging out, you should have a substantive conversation on your needs for space in the future. See if he had any moments of clarity or reflection during this time that he would like to share. Tell him any thoughts that you had, as well. Clarify to him that you respect his need for space, but that you can't commit to giving him long breaks from you very often. Find a solution that works for the two of you. For instance, perhaps he wants to talk to you every day, but not all day long because it affects his productivity at work or school. Offer to connect a few times during the day and then have one phone call per night to talk for longer. After giving him whatever amount of space he needed or whatever amount you were able to handle, you might find that the relationship is best left alone. Perhaps you felt happier when you two were not longer communicating as frequently and maybe he wants this space to be a bit more permanent. No matter the source, know that it is okay to let the relationship go and move forward with your life.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Don't be available immediately. Spend some time reconnecting. Negotiate a way to meet both your needs. Let it go, if necessary.

Q: As you start working, drink one of the caffeinated beverages you have set aside. Drink it slowly, so the caffeine doesn't overwhelm your system and cause you to crash. For every caffeinated beverage you drink, drink a cup of water. As the night goes on, increase the time between caffeinated beverages. If you feel yourself falling into a slump, take a multivitamin. No matter how focused you are, at some point, your brain will hit a wall. Instead of working through the slump at your computer, use this time to get in some exercise. A quick workout can boost your brain's ability to learn and retain information, which will help you break through your slump. Don't do a full workout instead, do some quick exercise in the form of 10 pushups, 10 jumping jacks or 10 sit ups. Pain stimulates the brain and keeps you from falling asleep. When you feel yourself nodding off, try pinching your thigh or eyebrow to give yourself a quick jolt. If pinching isn't cutting it, splash cold water on your face for an added boost. Lower the thermostat in your house or study area to keep your body alert. Take a cold shower to freeze yourself awake. Melatonin, the hormone that makes humans sleepy, is brought on by darkness, so turn on your brightest lights. Try to work in a room with fluorescent lighting, if possible. The closer the light is to your eyes, the better, so try to work near a desk lamp or computer screen. Change rooms every couple of hours so your eyes don't have time to fully adjust to the bright lights. Mint increases brain activity and improves memory, so chewing gum and sucking on mint candies can help you increase your alertness and improve the quality of your work. Keep a stash close to your desk and dip into it whenever you feel yourself slowing down. Drinking mint tea is also a great way to get some added caffeine.
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Begin your caffeine cycle. Take a break for exercise. Keep from falling asleep by making yourself uncomfortable. Keep the lights turned on. Chew gum.