Christmas and Valentine’s Day are the most financially demanding holidays. And as such, they bring the best of family/relationship/shopping bloggers/columnists/advisors with numerous lists of Valentine’s Day gifts for him, Valentine getaway for hers; I even ran into a Valentine’s Day gifts for pets guide, with suggestion to send a Valentine card to a friend’s pet, signed by the pet, obviously. Sweet.
Following the success of my Christmas gifts posts, I thought I’d provide another reasoned gift guide for the upcoming holiday, but as I browsed the net looking for cool alternative gifts for your loved ones, I thought I’d shed the light on some of the most, well, interesting Valentine’s Day gifts ideas available online.
- Buy stocks or share your shares with your loved one (a thoughtful gift saying I’d love till stock market falls).
- Nintendo brain age (I love you but I wish you were as brighter as when we started dating)
- Luxurious backgammon board (“For couples with a competitive streak, challenge your wits against each other” in other words, for couples who need a fresh new reason to pick a fight)
- Vacuum (it was on the what not to buy list. What kind of people need to be guided not to buy cleaning devices on a traditional day on which lovers express their love for each other?)
At this point, I got tired, watered my computer budavase, took a bite of a chocolate wii avatar, and got into the love tub.
