a traveling Wife: Guide To Surprise Your Spouse







Guide To Surprise Your Spouse

Friday, September 11, 2015

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Do you want to know what is the best part about being married? It's having your best friend by your side to experience new adventures.

Four years of wedded bliss is what A and I celebrated yesterday. The years seem to pass by quickly and the need or want for presents isn't there. What's more fun is surprising your spouse with small meaningful gestures. The gestures are almost always unexpected and will surely give the recipient a huge smile.

Sometimes imagining creative gestures can be hard. The mail could be brought in or the trash could be taken out, but I think it's fun to do something more than that. Today I want to share with you my Guide to Surprising Your Spouse.
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Go on a picnic. Okay, this might sound like a typical date activity, but pack everything for your spouse. Plan out the food or snacks, gather some waters or other beverages, grab a blanket, and pack the remainder of the bags or picnic basket. Trust me when I say that your spouse with love you for taking the initiative. Then, go off and enjoy the scenery of a local park or even your own backyard.

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Pickup your spouse's favorite snack or candy. Food always seem to be the answer to anything and surprising your spouse with their favorite treat will put a smile on their face. Even if you and yours are health conscious, a little treat can't hurt. Or surprise them with some fruit. Package up the treat in some cute wrapping and it looks like a present.

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Write encouraging notes. Use a dry erase pen to write encouraging love notes on mirrors that your spouse will see prior to heading to work. Or if your spouse takes a lunch to work, you can leave sweet love notes in their lunch. Unsolicited notes are wonderful.

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Act like a kid and have a water balloon fight. Now, bombing your spouse with water filled balloons without their knowledge would probably make them not so happy. That smile you were looking for might turn into a few select words. If you know what I'm saying. Give your spouse fair warning so they can lose their electronics. Not only will your spouse have a huge smile, because we all love acting like kids, but you will have fun right alongside them.

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Have a special meal cooked and ready. I don't come from a household that dinner is ready for my spouse and on the table every night he comes home. Ain't nobody got time for that. So, on occasion, it's nice to surprise your spouse with a home cooked meal ready to be eaten upon their arrival home from work, or wherever they are coming from. Set the table well in advance and keep the food warm in a low temperature oven. Then, pour the wine, serve up their favorite beer, or any other liquids you both enjoy.

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Get some goodies for the nightstand. In case you missed the theme, surprising your spouse doesn't mean you don't get to have fun too. Arranging some lotions, massage oils, or personal lubricants on your spouse's nightstand will surely surprise them. The K-Y® LOVE Passion Pleasure Gel from Walmart is compact and can discreetly be moved to a drawer when guests come over. 

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I'm going to run off and think of more fun, creative ways to surprise my spouse and celebrate our fourth year of marriage with passion - love, adventure, and surprises.
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Do you surprise your spouse regularly? What are some of the ways that you surprise them? If you are needing more inspiration, you can find some wonderful ideas here.

32 comments:

  1. Love this! Picnics are my fav...and food...and KY �� Happy Anniversary!

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    1. Ah, picnics are the best. And yes, KY - gotta keep the spark alive! :)

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  2. I love the idea of planning a picnic for no reason at all, other than to connect with your partner. It's been a while since my husband and I did anything like that, but it definitely would be fun! #client

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    1. Picnics are so wonderful - fresh air and good conversation.

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  3. Such a nice idea for date night and Happy Anniversary!

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    1. Thank you! It's so important to keep any relationship excited. :)

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  4. I do not surprise my hubby too often, but we walk together (without kids) each night and schedule home dates each week!

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    1. That's amazing!! I love taking evening strolls. It's a great way to get in some light exercise while catching up on the day. Good for you guys!!

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  5. so many great ideas to spark romance loving the mirror message =)

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    1. Thanks. I used to go through a lot of cheap lipgloss to write notes for the hubby. It's such a great way to put some pep in your spouse's step. :)

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  6. I love these ideas. Surprises are the best. My husband and I do some of these regularly but I definitely want to try some of the others like the water balloon fight!

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    1. YES! We used to have nerf gun fights on the regular, but the water balloon fights - they are so much fun!! I highly recommend it.

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  7. Awesome ideas! I don't think we've had a fight involving water for years.

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    1. Then I think it's time that you both have one. :)

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  8. I love it when my wife compliments me on the little things. It may not sound like much, but it's always the little things that make me happy.

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    1. Yes, that is so true - a little compliment goes a long way!

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  9. What a fun post, I love these ideas and will have to try a few out! :)

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  10. What great ideas and I have to admit I rarely surprise my husband...Looks like I may need to make a trip to Wal-Mart!

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    1. Thank you. I think you are going to need to take advantage of one of these ideas - get to surprising your spouse!! :)

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  11. What a wonderful idea! Love the picnic :)

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    1. Thanks! Picnics are always so much fun and with fall, the chilly air always lead to snuggles. :)

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  12. Great ideas! I've been thinking on this very topic lately.

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    1. Thank you. I love spontaneously surprising my husband. :)

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    1. YES - it's such a simple and easy way to leave notes for your loved one.

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  14. Those are some great ideas! The water balloons are hilarious!

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    1. Thank you. Water balloons are so much fun - even for adults to play with.

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  15. A random water balloon fight sounds so fun! It's still hot here in Southern California, so I could definitely get away with it. ;)

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    1. Yes, so much fun. And it sounds like you have plenty of time to initiate the water balloon fight with the nicer weather. :)

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  16. I love doing little things like this! I tuck a note in the rare lunch that he packs and when I go out of town for work, I hide post-it notes behind he cupboard doors for him and the kids.

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    1. That's a wonderful idea. I never thought to hide little notes behind the cupboard doors - it's genius!

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