I'm lacking in romantic moments, too. The only boyfriend I've had dumped me right after my senior prom. Now my standards are impossibly high and I haven't picked out someone who live up to them yet. 
What's the most romantic thing...
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Now you have to get him Guitar Hero. Phead and Beachbag couldn't stop with it. They planted themselves in the Dargsters house at all hours.
mr audie likes the racing games, and that's cool by me. the endless drone of the car engines makes for wonderful napping !
Yeah....it is a grayt game. My daughter has had many friends over playing it. Mr. IWIWT and I had a lot of fun playing although I play like crap......love it when I canuse the whammy button. The oldest child was laughing at us and commmenting on her dad dancing......something he does not do!
Audie, your story reminds me of the Gift of the Magi.....that was really sweet of you!
I have a good story about a good effort/no pay-off romantic effort that happened at our university's graduation:
I teach at a Business School and one year a graduating MBA asked our Dean if he (the graduating MBA) could propose to his girlfriend during graduation. Well, our former dean is a very good guy and thought this would be a sentimental treat for the people at the graduation, so he said OK. In the middle of graduation, the dean gave the student a special time during the ceremony to propose to his girlfriend. When he proposed, she hesitated and then said in front of everyone and the TV monitor "I'll think about it". Our former dean would tell that story as one of his "bad decision-making moments" and would tell it with great humor.
So one lesson would be to keep romantic efforts private...
I teach at a Business School and one year a graduating MBA asked our Dean if he (the graduating MBA) could propose to his girlfriend during graduation. Well, our former dean is a very good guy and thought this would be a sentimental treat for the people at the graduation, so he said OK. In the middle of graduation, the dean gave the student a special time during the ceremony to propose to his girlfriend. When he proposed, she hesitated and then said in front of everyone and the TV monitor "I'll think about it".
Our former dean would tell that story as one of his "bad decision-making moments" and would tell it with great humor. So one lesson would be to keep romantic efforts private...
My husband just did the most romantic thing for me....
We had just returned from Christmas vacation and I starting doing the wash from the trip and my washer broke. So he loaded up all the laundry and went to the laundry mat for me...without me having to ask
I think I'll keep him :clap_1:
We had just returned from Christmas vacation and I starting doing the wash from the trip and my washer broke. So he loaded up all the laundry and went to the laundry mat for me...without me having to ask
I think I'll keep him :clap_1:
K is romantic but not mushy. He's too funny to give straight romance too often, he'd have to joke about it somehow. He's very generous and thoughtful, but it's not so much the grand gestures, as the little things that make me happy. I think the best thing is how good he is to my kids.
My starter husband was romantic, the only problem is he was also romantic with lots of other women. He also hasn't spoken to our daughter in over 2years.
My starter husband was romantic, the only problem is he was also romantic with lots of other women. He also hasn't spoken to our daughter in over 2years.