
So now I'm probably shooting myself in the foot but I really don't appreciate having my man feel obligated to spend $100 for roses that die in three days and/or buying a box of chocolate that tastes like wax. But hey, that's just me. What I would really prefer is a nice dinner at home with my hubby and kiddos featuring some yummy fresh fish and maybe a little dessert.
Valentine's Day is certainly not just for adults. But what can you do for your kids, other than buying them a box of chocolate that tastes like wax that you'll regret buying just as soon as the sugar hits their blood stream?
Well, I saw this totally cute idea last year that I've just got to share with you. (I saved the picture and wish I knew who to give credit to, so forgive me for not being able to site my source!)
- Make different sized hearts using colored construction paper
- Write on each heart a quality that your child has
- Randomly tape to their bedroom door so when the wake up in the morning their door is wallpapered with love OR create a circular wreath to hang.
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