Good gifts don’t have to be expensive.

Mostly it’s about being a student of your husband and being thoughtful.

Buy his favorite soda or snack (doesn’t take much extra time, you just pick them up while you’re doing your usual shopping). You could make a bookmark for your reading husband. A download of a new song doesn’t cost that much. A small note of love or thanks is great for your “words of affirmation” guy. Cook up his favorite meal. A coupon for something he wants.

A little thought. A little time. A little gift. A lot of love.

May no gift be too small to give, nor too simple to receive, which is wrapped in thoughtfulness, and tied with love.  L.O. Baird

Links may be monetized.
Image courtesy of Grant Cochrane / FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Becoming Minimalist: Not What We Possess, But What We Pursue Straight talk about possessions and value driven pursuits.

The Forgiven Wife: “When They’re Most Unlovable . . .” Sex is so much more.

Bakerette: Getting Organized: Cleaning Calendar I just thought this was a neat cleaning schedule. I used to do something like this and it worked well for that season of life.