Valentine's day ideas

**guest002** · 01-23-2009, 01:10 PM

Heart shaped pizza is a great idea. Thanks!

**McD** · 01-23-2009, 09:44 PM

Originally Posted by Lady_V

[FONT=Century Gothic][SIZE=3][COLOR=Purple] He is usually working that day and I am not all that fond of 'pubic eating'.

Seriously...am I the only one who noticed this??? Bit of a Freudian slip V? LOL!!

Anywho, we are keeping it lowkey. We'll cook a fancy but normal meal and spend the evening with Wesley. DH will have to work that evening anyway.

I made Wesley a little basket of goodies from the Target dollar spot. They had all sorts of Toy Story stuff (crayons, stickers, socks, markers, etc.) So I spent about 10$ on him.

DH and I will get 25$ to spend on each other--its supposed to be just something fun and small that made us think of the other one. I may get him a soft, warm, cuddly MANLY 'housejacket'/

**rainbowgc** · 01-24-2009, 01:46 PM

I am determined to do something frugal and not buy into the whole commercialism of the day.

**sabrelvssammy** · 01-24-2009, 02:00 PM

good for you.... i think i will even tell df no $5.00 cards this year... a hug and kiss and a few kind words...that's all i need...

he STILL might get the red heart shaped meatloaf for dinner....only coz i will enjoy watching him 'being scared to death to eat it...' haha

**brook** · 01-24-2009, 03:28 PM

cookies on a stick! these are easy to make and fun! use a candy stick, they come in packages of 50-500.

once the cookie is cut, place stick in cookie, then bake. If the stick comes out, use a little frosting on the stick and slide it back in.

http://www.gourmet-cookie-bouquets.com/Valentines.html

http://www.cookiesbydesign.com/categ...?categoryID=30

cookies on a stick and wrapped in a little clear cellophane bag or plastic wrap (suran wrap) makes a great gift. Rather then giving cards, give cookies!