Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Hot Valentine's Day Gift Ideas for 2007
Need to know how to hint to your husband or wife on what to do for valentine's day? You can show use some of these links for ideas. I also like to keep a wish list over at Amazon.com
Note: This post will be pegged at the top until Valentine's Day 2007. Also, I will add more deals as I become aware of them.
Labels: day, gifts, husband, ideas, inexpensive, romantic, valentine's, Valentines, wife
Monday, February 12, 2007
Valentine's Day Gift Idea: Top Ten for 2007
| Top 10 Valentine's Gifts from Things Remembered |
The following list contains the other gifts, gifts that are unusual, mostly inexpensive and a lot of fun.
- 10 Valentine's Day Anti-Gift
- 9 Singing Telegram
- 8 Write a love letter
- 7 Personalized Kisses
- 6 Valentine Remailer
- Valentine, Nebraska
- St. Valentin Post Office, Canada
- Loveland, Colorado
- 5 "I treasure you" chest
- 4 Scavenger Hunt
- 3 Gifts with meaning
- 2 Printable Romantic Coupons
- 1 Post it in a blog
Humor is such an important part of romance. Most Valentine's Day gifts are not designed to make the recipient laugh. That makes an anti-gift that much more effective this time of year
Twice I have surprised my sweetheart with a singing telegram on Valentine's Day. It has been one of the most memorable gifts she has ever received.
Instead of store-bought, try hand made. Your sweetheart will love knowing that you took the time and effort to write a love letter.
Also works with fortune cookies. Be sure and make some of them specific to you and your sweetheart.
A scavenger hunt is a great idea for Valentine's Day. It adds a sense of fun, wonder and anticipation.
Thoughout the Internet, there are various sources of free printable Valentine's Day coupons.
Labels: gift, husband, Valentines, Valentines Day, wife
Monday, January 29, 2007
How to preserve a husband
- Be careful in your selection, do not choose too young
- When once selected, give your entire thought for domestic use
- Some insist in keeping them in a pickle, others are constantly in hot water. This may make them sour, hard and sometimes bitter
- Even poor varieties may be made sweet, tender and good garnishing them with patience well sweetened with love and and seasoned with kisses
- Wrap them in a mantle of charity
- Keep warm with a fire of domestic devotion
- And serve with peaches and cream
Labels: couples, husband, marriage, preserve, romantic., tips
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Romantic Scriptures: Matthew 7:3-5
3 And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother’s eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?The first question I have is: what are a mote and a beam? I get the idea, but a beam stuck in my eye is hard to visualize. Here is what I found a beam to mean. Clicking on the definition takes you to the source:
4 Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye?
5 Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother’s eye.
Looks like I really do have a large piece of lumber in my eye, metaphorically speaking. A mote of course is a small speck, almost insignificant piece of dust.
What has this all to do with romance? A lot really. First, reread it replacing brother with husband or wife, as appropriate in your situation. Husbands should think "wife" instead of brother and wives think "husband" for brother.
Much of the scriptures, and particularly the teachings of Jesus, are dedicated to human relationships. Love your neighbor resounds throughout. I will ask the question once asked of Jesus: Who is my neighbor? Isn't your sweetie your closest and most important neighbor?
Often there is a temptation to change your sweetheart. To find some small imperfection, a speck of a problem, a mote if you will. It is human nature to want to fix the imperfection, to remove the speck or pull out the mote. When you feel like your sweetheart needs "improving", remember the beam in your own eye. Each of us has things we need to work on: goals to set and achieve, procrastination to overcome, gratitude to express, and to learn the pure love of Christ. Don't waste your time trying to fix your sweetie. Instead, work to extract that huge beam that is clouding your own vision.
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