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Mr Anniversary Gift
May 8, 2007
Roses have become and integral part of our culture as a way to express affection. Each year lovers spend millions of dollars on roses. Entire holiday are centered on giving roses to our loved ones. Roses have come to be more than a mere flower they are a way of communicating emotion and affection to loved ones. Just the sight of roses evokes emotional memories in most people as they remember someone they love. Showing romantic affection in not the only emotion that roses are used to communicate many times they are used to communicate happiness for an achievement. Roses are used to say congratulations on a job well done. Many of the lighter colored roses have come to symbolize feelings such as these. They are often given at graduations, weddings, baby births, and even birthdays communicating sincere friendship. Roses are even given to secretaries to thank them for a job well done. Roses have come to symbolize almost every clear emotion.Continue reading...Labels: affection, just paper roses, roses
January 22, 2007
This is a guide to Preparing for Your Anniversary. With that know there are 3 essentials: 1. A card, flowers (paper roses perhaps) and gift are all strongly recommended. 2. Planning is necessary. It means so much more when a woman knows you took the time. 3. Intimacy is key. Make it personal and so will she! 7 Most Important Questions to Ask Yourself When Preparing for Your Anniversary: 1. What did you do last year? * This will set the pace for this year. You always have to move forward to something new, different. Don't fall into the trap of always trying to do something "better". This will inevitably lead to eventual disappointment, not to mention possible bankruptsy. Which brings us to... 2. How much can you afford to spend? * It is especially important to be realistic and have limits. She knows how much money the two of you have, and if you (remember you is plural now) spend what you can't afford, she'll know. And she'll also know that you (plural) will be paying for it later. If that's the case, it's not worth it. 3. What type of woman is your wife (emotional, intellectual, traditional, etc.)? * This is especially important when it comes to gift giving. The best gift says "I know you, I get you, and I love you". Most women like flowers. Most women think roses are beautiful. But if lilies are her favorite, bring her lilies. 4. What does your wife like to do, what is her "thing"? This has nothing to do with what she does for a living! Photography, cooking, dancing, eating, etc. * Again, tell her "I know you, I get you, and I love you". What ever it is, if you can, do it with her, or give her the opportunity to do "it". Schedule a salsa class; go to a cooking class together, a photo shoot. Think outside the box. Individualizing your gift takes time yes, but it's worth it. 5. What is the one thing you appreciate most about your wife? * Tell her. This can be a theme for you. Try to express your appreciation without words, if you can. 6. What one thing can you do well, on your own? * Do it for her, to her or with her. Make yourself as much a part of a gift as possible. 7. How are you going to top it next year? * Remember it is about progression. Remember to continue to know her, learn her. By: Michael Wangner -
Labels: anniversary, anniversary gift, anniversary ideas, paper roses, roses, wedding
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