I finally snagged the man that I've been in love with for the past year and a half. We've only been together for a little while now, but wow, it's been the most amazing few weeks of my life.
I want to do something special for him for Valentine's Day to show him how much he means to me. He really isn't too big on these "corporate" holidays, so I'm not expecting a large gift/gesture from him, but regardless, I still want to take this opportunity to do something really grand.
There are some limits here, though..
1. Money is tight, so I can't spend a fortune on this.
2. I plan on cooking him dinner, possibly, but I don't want that to be all I do. I've cooked for him (and a previous boyfriend who he was friends with) many times before, and it just isn't the same.
3. This boy LOVES music. But making a mix-tape or CD isn't practical because his iPod already has everything he wants. *:P
So, there lies my predicament. PLEASE help me make this a wonderful evening for me and my guy. Ideas and suggestions are MORE than welcome!!
Go to a dance! Since he loves music, and you would like something else to do, why not go to a place where you can dance? Whether it's a club that's full of party, or a dancing hall that's much more private and romantic, you'll be sure to have fun. You could even just stay in the house, and arrange one room (ex. living room) to be the dance room. Put candles all over, put a romantic CD in the stereo and dance the night away! That's definitely what I would want and love to do. 
Hope this helps, and have fun!
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