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Help...
Guess I seem sort of needy by now lol..Just wondering if you have already celebrated your 2nd anniversary, what did you get your DH? I am completely at a loss of what to get him. It says cotton is the symbolic gift..and suggested robes, sheets, etc. I could totally see my DH's face if I gave him a set of sheets for our anniversary lol..
Re: Help...
::whips out pen to take notes::
Where are the rest of you old married ladies?!?!
we do the traditional stuff also.
I got DH a shirt that he loves, just a cotton button down shirt with some pattern on it, I dunno. He loves it, wears it all the time! He also got me a shirt, and he did pretty good picking it out too!
We did the same! Our anniversary was in June, so rather than spending money on gifts, we pooled the money for a long weekend at the beach.
This is legal advice. Circa 2011
Well, I doubt what I did will be of any help b/c it is so specific to my H. DH is a big WWII buff so I collected a grouping of vintage military patches (not all are cotton but the embroidery threads are on most of them) and had them mounted in a shadow box. He thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread and they hang in his office now. We also went to the D-Day museum that weekend so it kinda tied into that also.
The other thing I considered (and something you might not know if you aren't all artsy fartsy like me) is that most art prints (think lithography or intaglio) are done on cotton rag papper or cotton canvas. If you go on Etsy and search "print on cotton" you will get a ton of results.
Love it. ::runs to etsy::
Just FYI - narrow it down by clicking under the Art category when all those results pop up.
This is legal advice. Circa 2011