Trent & I had a wonderful Valentine’s Day! We’ve continued a tradition we started last year – going to the gym. Ok, I know, it doesn’t sound overly romantic. 😉 But, for us, it was a wonderful date. The first couple months of the year are very crowded with the “New Year’s Resolution” folks so we tend to avoid the gym on weeknights. Well, I assure you, it’s pretty empty on Valentine’s. And, most importantly, it’s good for our hearts which is a very good thing. 🙂
I received a nice mid-day surprise from my love. A beautiful miniature rose bush. He knows me well. I am not a fan of cut flowers. They die off too quickly. I prefer the money be spent on something that will last longer. This beautiful gift is sitting on a shelf at my desk right beside the African Violets he sent me in 2006. (The picture is from Hallmark.com – mine looks nearly identical, but I didn’t have a camera to snap a shot.)
Here’s the card I made for Trent:
Supplies: Die Cuts with a View card; Making Memories Defined sticker & brad; K&Co tag; Prima flower
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And the mini album I gave him:
And no one else will do
Right round like a record, baby
Open up your lovin’ arms
Watch out here I come
Supplies: My Mind’s Eye, Basic Grey, Scenic Route, & s.e.i. patterned papers; Archiver’s brown cardstock; Die Cuts with a View adhesive backed cardstock; Making Memories sweet, brad, & {note}worthy papers; QuicKutz metro font & heart die; Two Peas Silly font; American Crafts ribbon; Studio G stamp. Inspired by Feb 14th of dw2008.
16 Comments
Very LOVEly creations you made, so pretty!
I'm not a big fan of cut flowers either. I love your mini rose plant, it is beautiful.
The album is just awesome and so is your card. I'm glad you had a great day.
I went to the gym too! It wasn't as crowded as usual but it was busier than I expected. We're celebrating V-Day this Sun when Chad is home and we have time for a nice relaxed dinner out (which isn't always possible during the week).
Great mini!
and that mini album is just too too cute!
The rosebush is a wonderful idea, and much more practical, yet still delightfully romantic, than cut flowers. Kudos to your DH.