♥ Love Notes LIVE • Episode 38

Opening the Door to Pleasure

Tonight on Love Notes LIVE, we explored what happens when pleasure stops waiting outside and we finally decide to let it in.

This episode was about noticing the small joys we often overlook, allowing ourselves to receive beauty without guilt, and discovering that pleasure rarely disappears. More often, it waits patiently for us to become available to it again.

Tonight's dedications featured:

🎶 Year of the Cat by Al Stewart

🎶 Whenever I Call You Friend by Kenny Loggins & Stevie Nicks

🎶 Baby, Come to Me by Patti Austin & James Ingram

🎶 Steal Away by Robbie Dupree

Tonight's romance recommendations:

📚 Summer Sisters by Judy Blume

🎥 A Room with a View

✨ Between the Pages

Tonight we introduced a love letter written over three hundred years ago.

Our reading came from The World's Greatest Love Letters, compiled by Michael Kelahan, featuring a letter from George Farquhar to Penelope Oldfield, written around 1700.

Together, we explored how longing, admiration, devotion, and hope continue to connect hearts across centuries, reminding us that while language changes, the human heart rarely does.

Tonight's reflection asked:

What beautiful thing have you noticed this week that you almost overlooked?

✨ Romance Authors Wanted

Love Notes LIVE is now featuring romance authors as guests for live interviews on TikTok.

If your books explore longing, chemistry, emotional intimacy, second chances, devotion, healing, or unforgettable love stories, I'd love to hear from you.

Send a short introduction, your book information, and where readers can find you to:

📧 allietheiss@yahoo.com

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