- Make his favorite dinner.
- Do one of the chores he’s usually responsible for (bonus points for not mentioning it!)
- Compliment him (especially on something you know he might be struggling with right now)
- Wear something he’s said he likes on you.
- Plan a special date night, start to finish.
- Buy him a small gift. (a Reese’s peanut butter cup goes a surprisingly long way with my husband.)
- Make him breakfast (or lunch, or dinner, as the case may be) in bed.
- Ask him point-blank how you can make his day better.
- Tell him how much you appreciate him and why.
- Have you been holding a grudge? Take action steps to forgive it – or just let it go altogether.
- Kiss him – no, I mean really kiss him, like when you were dating. No pecks on the cheek, here.
- Put away your phone/tablet/computer when he’s in the room.
- Hand over control of the remote for a night or two.
- Run him a nice, warm, bubbly bath to help him relax when he’s stressed.
- Ask him to work out with you one day (whether that’s going for a run, lifting weights, or just going for a walk – this is great for endorphins!)
- Spend time daydreaming: about future homes, future kids, or future vacations.
Tip: One way I like to do this is with a travel brochure. I got a National Geographic travel brochure a few weeks ago and we spent an hour talking about what we’d want to do if we could! - Tell him he’s your hero.
- Make his favorite dessert.
- Get dolled up just for him, like you did when you were dating.
- Make a CD of songs that make you think of him – it’s something he can listen to when he’s on patrol, so find stuff that will make him happy!
- Tell him one reason you love him (or randomly text it to him.)
- Read a book he’s recommended to you.
- Rent a movie he’s wanted to watch for a while.
- Make the table nicely for dinner, even if it’s just pizza.
- Gush about what a great dad he is (and why the kids love him!)
- If you regularly interrupt him when he’s talking, try to get out of the habit.
- Initiate sex – because literally nothing will make you as close of a couple as this will, and this one works quickly.
- If you’re craftily inclined, make him something.
- Help your kids make him something, if you’re not so craftily inclined
- Send him a sweet text during the workday.
- Leave a note (or several) for him to find randomly.
Ideas: under his pillow, in his usual box of cereal, on top of a plate of food in the fridge. - Tell him you’re glad you married him.
- Hold hands with him (make use of those endorphins, baby!)
- If his car is in need of a wash, get it washed (or wash it yourself).
- Go the entire day without nagging him (this is sometimes a tall order around here, not gonna lie.)
- Give him a massage.
- Pay full attention to him when he’s talking.
- Iron/steam his uniform.
- Buy his favorite candy bar when you go grocery shopping.
- Frame a family picture for him for his bedside table, desk, or cruiser. Bonus points for a nice note on the back.
Thursday, May 4, 2017
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