Surely you have everything covered, but still you wanted your minions or umpaloompas to work, anyway, great leader: always aim at the heart, nothing says more “love” than the simple things of life: a great hug and a sweet kiss and a diamond bracelet. And if budget is an issue: experiences like a surprise party or just a crazy show of your love like filling the house with red roses… Anyway, if your wife is the half wonderful as you describe her, she would appreciate your effort and with a smile, she will be grateful of having choosing got you and not the Brazilian pilot. (Both of you are blessed, you even more). Happy holidays, everyone!!!
Excellent Newsletter. I love the style and substance. You are modeling the humor that we are trying to emulate. The most memorable gift I ever got was a teddy bear as big as me. This was the 80's and huge stuffies were not that common. My parents sacrificed a lot for that.
Oddly enough another memorable gift was a beautiful gray suit that my first husband got for me when my kids were 5, 3, and new. Completely impractical, but it gave me a vision of life after diapers that meant a lot at that time.
Surely you have everything covered, but still you wanted your minions or umpaloompas to work, anyway, great leader: always aim at the heart, nothing says more “love” than the simple things of life: a great hug and a sweet kiss and a diamond bracelet. And if budget is an issue: experiences like a surprise party or just a crazy show of your love like filling the house with red roses… Anyway, if your wife is the half wonderful as you describe her, she would appreciate your effort and with a smile, she will be grateful of having choosing got you and not the Brazilian pilot. (Both of you are blessed, you even more). Happy holidays, everyone!!!
Excellent Newsletter. I love the style and substance. You are modeling the humor that we are trying to emulate. The most memorable gift I ever got was a teddy bear as big as me. This was the 80's and huge stuffies were not that common. My parents sacrificed a lot for that.
Oddly enough another memorable gift was a beautiful gray suit that my first husband got for me when my kids were 5, 3, and new. Completely impractical, but it gave me a vision of life after diapers that meant a lot at that time.