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commo2
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My Valentine's Day would be........

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02-03-2009 12:41 PM - last edited on 02-03-2009 12:45 PM

When people think about Valentine’s Day they usually think of women. Since I am a female I think of my husband and what would make him happy. You would be surprised how many men enjoy this day.

 

My husband is not really into flowers but he would enjoy a sweet treat from Shari’s Berries. They offer the biggest strawberries I have ever seen dipped in chocolates. This is an unusual gift since they design their berries in tuxedos or just beautiful drizzle. They also offer strawberry roses, truffles, and chocolate dipped cookies. Really anything you desire, they have. http://www.berries.com/jump.jsp?itemID=90&itemType=PRODUCT&path=1%2C2%2C6%2C148&iProductID=90

 

I also think providing a long lasting gift might be nice and I would think that most men do some writing during the day. My husband has a desk job and would appreciate a personalized pen. On personal creations I found a rosewood pen and case that can be personalized with a name or initials. http://www.personalcreations.com/initialed_rosewood_pen_w_box-product-5809-3-413-41305.html

 

And to finish my evening with my wonderful husband I would take him out for dinner. Under the Upromise Dining Link I searched for fine dining and found a restaurant in my area called “Black Canyon Grill”. I am a preferred dining member and have the Upromise credit card so I would earn 8% for dining here and my husband would feel special on Valentine’s Day. http://rn.upromise.com/details.htm?search=true&merchantId=92902

 

Shari’s Berries gives 10% plus the extra 1% for using the Upromise Credit Card, Personal Creations gives 8%  plus the extra 1% for using the Upromise Credit Card,  and Black Canyon Grill gives 8%, plus the extra 10% for using the Upromise credit card.  "SWEET SAVINGS FOR ME AND A SWEET DEAL FOR HIM"

  
Message Edited by commo2 on 02-03-2009 12:44 PM
Message Edited by commo2 on 02-03-2009 12:45 PM
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