i (anatomically) heart you
This Valentine’s Day, say it with science. Finding “the one” is a gift to be cherished, and what better way to express that than with a heart in its truest, most anatomically correct form?
Keep it real with some heart art like Hybrid-Home’s Dora Drimalas print, $40, a My Heart Is Yours poster, $24 from Velocity Art & Design, or the strangely appealing heart vase ($450 at Supermarket) by Esque Designs.
For the snugglebug, snag a plush heart for $9 from Etsy shop Batteries Not Included or a plush friend from the source for plush organs, I Heart Guts. (Neil Young fans: consider that heart of gold found.) Or satiate your favorite sweetie with a gummy heart from Fred Flare.
If cards are your thing, create some homemade love with this heart rubber stamp, $4.99, by Etsy seller BlossomStamps, or say it outright with letterhappy’s straightforward note, $2.
All these heart-y tributes may even score you some points for attention to detail and intelligent design. Nothing says love like a spot-on ventricle. — Sarah C.
For our first Valentine’s Day when we were dating (about two months at that point) my husband gave me a large assortment of plush giant microbes, from Ebola to the common cold. To this day my boss says that she knew that he was the right one for me when she heard about that gift. And he is!
No idea what to get him this year.
Pencils, we got those one year as stocking stuffers for our nieces and nephews! (Now you know what kind of aunt I am.) As for gift ideas….did you notice the article above? : )
I’m not big on valentines – but I anatomically heart that card :)
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ahhhhhh very good, bookmarked :-) keep it up, JusyKassy.