Valentine’s Day is about two weeks away and it’s all about romance and love.
Let’s face it, this is a woman’s holiday – we expect beautiful cards, flowers and sentimental thoughts. And, of course, women spend hours looking for the perfect card for the men in our lives. It’s usually long and wordy and truly shows how much we adore him.
Reality check: those are the cards we like to receive. Men are just as happy to get a cute card with a double entendre or a sweet card with less than 20 words. I’ve pulled together some examples below.
First, let’s tackle the cute cards:
I love you in the morning,
I love you in the afternoon
& I love you every night.
So how about it…
Let’s make love tonight.
(Yes, I wrote this for my husband.)
OR
In every great relationship,
the man is usually on top.
(Usually, I say, “the woman is on top,” but if you’re giving it to a man, let’s make him feel good. Remember, it is Valentine’s Day.)
Now for the sweet card:
You are a wonderful husband.
I am so lucky to have you in my life.
I love you.
Short, sweet and simple.
Now that we have that down, let’s talk about a gift for him for Valentine’s Day. Oh, come on…you know! Take out the corset, put on the hose and high heels, chill the champagne and create a night of passion.
My girlfriend (a professional artist) actually spent an entire day decorating her bedroom with red and white netting and tons of hearts – it was gorgeous! Her husband was delighted to say the least. I assure you, she was wearing UndercoverWear and had lots of lotions & potions to compliment the romantic décor. (I know, I sold them to her. The story stops there because I’ve been sworn to secrecy. After all, I’m an Undercover Agent.)
What am I doing this year? Well, there’ll be no decorating of our bedroom, that’s for sure – I’m not that talented. Plus, we’re attending an event on Valentine’s Night, so our celebration will be over the weekend… I’m already planning my ideas.
By the way, not sure if I’ve told you this story…I once appeared on the Montel Williams show on Valentine’s day. I took the shuttle from Boston to New York in the morning and arrived back around 7 in the evening. There was no expectation on my part of celebrating Valentine’s Day that year. However, when I got off our private elevator, I was led along a path through my bedroom and into the bathroom where my husband had a hot bubble bath waiting for me.
He had prepared champagne, caviar and an incredible dinner. Of course, I was dessert. This was one of the most memorable Valentine’s Days of my life!
Next week, I’ll share some of my best Valentine stories and my worst.
How about sharing some of yours????