Author	Thread: Valentines day gift (for serious)
stegoodie View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 3 Feb, 2011 06:41 PM I saw the other v-day gift thread and I just thought it might be fun to share serious things. What was the best valentines day gift you ever got, would like to get? Or what was the best gifts you gave or had ideas to give? I have a few ideas but I want to see if this thread takes off before I share so have at it. Post Reply
View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 4 Feb, 2011 05:37 AM My favorite Valentine's day gift was being served breakfast in bed by my 7 year old grand-daughter. :hearts: Deborah Post Reply
View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 4 Feb, 2011 05:34 PM My mom when I was little would always get me a small heart-shaped box of candy!! What a great mom!! Someday, I hope to get a dozen long stem red roses for Valentine's Day!! Post Reply
View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 4 Feb, 2011 07:04 PM Never had one! I've always eschewed the "holiday" as utterly artificial, commercial nonsense. In my late teens, I would very definitely anti-celebrate it. As I grew older, I decided that making a bit deal about not making a big deal about it. . . still gave the day too much attention. I realize this probably makes me sound like a total Valentine's Day hater. I'm not. It's just another day. Post Reply
View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 5 Feb, 2011 12:20 AM Hey!!! valentines day is not just another day... it's my birthday! hehe I'm ready to quit birthdays this year and don't tell me i can't please... The last 5 or so years instead of seeing it as my birthday and getting something, I've gotten a gift for the kids or taken them out for a nice dinner, for me that's much more enjoyable and special... Post Reply
View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 5 Feb, 2011 01:14 AM Guess that means I'll be throwing another party! :dancingp: Post Reply
riveroflife1 View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 5 Feb, 2011 07:22 AM yay, i wanna go Chevy, tell me what i can bring:) i've yet to get a gift from the right person. when i was married, he gave me nice things but it didnt mean much because of the other 364 days of the year when life with him wasnt so good. but, the best is yet to come:applause: Post Reply
stegoodie View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 5 Feb, 2011 09:40 AM Alright, I think I'll go ahead and share now. While I've never been in a dating relationship over Valentine's day, the coolest thing I ever got for it was from my mom. She got me a stuffed dog that is dressed up like a boxer with the boxing gloves and boxer shorts with hearts on them. When you pressed one of its feet it would start boxing and sing "Eye of the Tiger." I've never really given a gift on V-day but I have several cool ideas. I think my favorite stems from being a chemist. I saw a video once where a certain gas could be passed over flower petals and it would oxidize the pigment in them, changing their color. I always thought it would be really cool when the opportunity presents itself to buy some red roses and rig something up to pass this gas over them thus making uniquely tie-dye roses for the (currently hypothetical) significant other. Post Reply
stegoodie View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 5 Feb, 2011 09:40 AM Alright, I think I'll go ahead and share now. While I've never been in a dating relationship over Valentine's day, the coolest thing I ever got for it was from my mom. She got me a stuffed dog that is dressed up like a boxer with the boxing gloves and boxer shorts with hearts on them. When you pressed one of its feet it would start boxing and sing "Eye of the Tiger." I've never really given a gift on V-day but I have several cool ideas. I think my favorite stems from being a chemist. I saw a video once where a certain gas could be passed over flower petals and it would oxidize the pigment in them, changing their color. I always thought it would be really cool when the opportunity presents itself to buy some red roses and rig something up to pass this gas over them thus making uniquely tie-dye roses for the (currently hypothetical) significant other. Post Reply
View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 5 Feb, 2011 12:30 PM WOW, stegoodie, I would love to see roses like that!! That would be neat. Your time will come and you will do that for your special girl!! Post Reply
View Profile History	Valentines day gift (for serious) Posted : 5 Feb, 2011 04:41 PM Yeah, stegoodie and God's Girl, roses like those WOULD be TOTALLY BAREFOOT AWESOME to see and give to Someone Barefoot Special in your life on Valentine's Day!!! :rocknroll::rocknroll::rocknroll::hearts::hearts::hearts: Love, Steve Post Reply

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