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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, I bet many of you have already bought that special something for your sweetheart. I believe that it's easier for a man to find a Valentine's Day gift for a woman. As general rule men aren't into the traditional Valentine's Day presents! How to pick a gift for our special guy on Valentine's Day? Any suggestions? Do you go for romantic, heartfelt, and thoughtful gifts? Do you ignore any practical sense and go for humorous and silly gifts? Maybe naughty gifts? Do you belong to those who just ignore Valentines' Day? Share your ideas! Not the ideal time for it? Ok, maybe next time!  I have some Valentine's Day gifts suggestions for those that are still looking. It's from Zazzle's marketplace, as always. J ust browse this selection of products handpicked by me! Pillows, necklaces, posters, candy tins... and more! I hope you enjoy it and find that special something or maybe inspiration! Romantic e

In the English language, the word red is associated with the color of blood, certain flowers (e.g. roses), and ripe fruits (e.g. apples, cherries). Red is for the amorous, outspoken, and optimistic. They say people who love red, love life. Colors can affect us mentally and physically. Red fuels enthusiasm stimulates energy, encourages action, and gives confidence.  Red is the big favorite in two major holiday colors: Valentine's Day and Christma's Day . I always loved this color. When I was a child I asked my mother to dress me red from head to toe. I use red a lot when I create designs because it's a warm, powerful and elegant color. Red's positive connotations include love, passion, and festivity. (Red also has negative connotations like war, revolution, and danger! Do you wear red? Red clothing gets noticed. The color red can make a clear statement of power. Since it is an extreme color, red clothing might not help people in negotiations or confrontations. Red g