01 - Don't interrupt or correct him when he is telling a story.
02 - Compliment him in front of the children, your parents, his parents & friends.
03 - Be a concerned about your looks as you were when you were dating.
04 - Let him have sometime to relax when he arrives home from work.
05 - Develop a genuine interest in his work & hobbies
06 - Admire him for his strength & significance.
07 - If he wants to take a lunch to work, pack it for him.
08 - Try to come home & off the phone when he gets home from work & up in the morning when he leaves.
09 - Help your kids be excited about Dad coming home.
10 - Buy him some new socks & underwear on ordinary days instead of given them as gifts on holidays or birthdays.
11 - Keep your bedroom tastefully decorated & clutter free.
12 - Understand when he wants to spend time enjoying sports or hobbies with his friends.
13 - Keep his favorite snack on hand.
14 - Stick to your budget.
15 - Watch his favorite sports events with him.
16 - Try to go to bed at the same time he does, and understand if he falls asleep in the recliner after a hard day.
17 - Trade babysitting with friends so you have some nights at home alone.
18 - Keep lovemaking fresh & exciting & remember that he probably has more frequent desires than you have.
19 - Bake some homemade cookies for him to take to work.
20 - As yourself one question every day: "What's it like being married to me?"
Friday, January 16, 2009
20 Things to Make Your Husband Feel Special
The following is a list that I read on Christian Parents Forum. The original poster said that some of the ideas came from a book, but didn't tell the title of the book. I do not know which ideas are hers and which are from the book, but all are good.
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Great reminders Darcy! My husband & I went to a marriage retreat last Sept. It was called Love & Respect and it was amazing! Some of these remind me of that weekend and what we talked about. Great post!
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