It’s that time of year again. The one where you frantically try and come up with a romantic gift for the man in your life that won’t be a total flop. My husband is such a content man, I really have a hard time coming up with a gift each Valentine’s day. We’re just not the sappy type. We laugh and make fun of each other way more than we make googly eyes at each other. BUT I do love my husband and want him to know it. So I combined some ideas I saw on Pinterest and came up with this:
Andy puts a little dot down in the corner once he’s read it so I know I can erase that one and write a new one. I love that this is like our little unspoken love language. One other tip: keep the marker right behind the frame so you have no excuse when something pops into your mind. Happy Valentine’s Day!
Julie is a frazzled mom of three tornadoes. As a dorky second-generation homeschooler, she writes about learning and play, natural living, special needs parenting and matters of the heart. She serves an astounding God that radically saved her.
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Joy Messier says
what a great idea! Love it!
Julie says
May it help many future marriages! 😉
Erin Borrett says
I like that you changed it to “i respect you for…” When I made the one for Jason I changed it to “Thank you for…” and at the bottom I put “p.s. I love you”
Julie says
Oh I like that one too! I also did one that said “Because HE Lives …” but it got misplaced in all our moving.