Hiding a few love notes for your husband is a fun activity that will make him feel extra special! Give him something to smile about in 10 minutes or less!
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Love Notes for Your Husband
A sweet and simple love note can definitely go a long way in making your spouse feel loved and appreciated! Because who doesn’t love getting an unexpected note from someone you love?
Today we’re showing you a verrrrrry simple way to write a love note super quickly on a sticky note, so they’re short and sweet, but totally thoughtful!
The fun part comes in the delivery. Instead of leaving the note on your husband’s pillow or handing it to him when he gets home from work, you’re going to hide these notes in places where he’ll least expect to find them.
Here’s how –
Hidden Love Notes
SUPPLIES –
- sticky notes
- marker or pen
DIRECTIONS –
- Write a quick note to your husband – 1 sentence telling him something you love or appreciate.
- Write a few more until you have a small stack of notes. Again, keep it simple. This won’t take long!
- Hide the notes around the house in places he’ll find… eventually!
Here are some locations to consider hiding your love notes-
- on his keys
- inside his shoe
- on his computer
- inside the sun visor in his car
- stuck to his credit card
- on the inside of his bathroom medicine cabinet
- inside a box of his favorite cereal
- under his top sheet or blanket in bed
- in the pocket of his work shirt or pants
- in his sock or underwear drawer
- on the back of the TV remote
There is nothing better than stumbling across a thoughtful note in the middle of a busy day!
10 minutes of your time can bring smiles for days, weeks, or even months as he continues to find them in all the most random places.
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- 12 Daytz of Christmas
- Pizza Date Night
I am older than you girls. ( I think). I have been married to the love of my life for 29 yrs. and been with him 31 yrs. I did something like this the other day. I left him a small card on his pillow under the quilt telling how proud I am of him.
I have been very sick and he has had to not only work full time, but now do the laundry and all of the groceries and has to bring us supper most days after work.. He sometimes has just a bologna sandwich or a hotdog and that breaks my heart. He has not left my side except work for mths.
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Sounds sweet about the note, doesn’t it? Well, he never said a word. I have been having to sleep in the guestroom for several wks with a lung infection so I wasn’t in our room when he went to bed.. I waited all the day the next day for him to say “something” but It came time for bed the next night and I was getting a little upset.
I finally said, ” Did you like your surprise?” “What surprise”? He slept with it the whole night and never knew it was there. He went looking and found it near the foot of the sheets. Oh well, there went that touch of romance.
I love him more than I can say so try to always remember to “guide them” with kindness and attention. I pray you all have wonderful husbands as your best friend. Suzette
I found a goofy looking little inflatable heart shaped pillow that said I Love You on it. I hid it in one of my husband’s chest of drawers and I waited for him to say something about it. He didn’t say a thing about it and then a few weeks later I found it in one of my less often used drawers. I then found a new “hiding” place for it. It has traveled all over our bedroom. We never talk about it, it just shows up in different places. We have even taken pictures of it and we have sent it in emails to each other.
My husband actually first did this years ago before we were married. One of the notes he left was on the nightstand. I still have it–now framed and hanging by my bedside.
This is such a great idea! I know with two kids and full time jobs for both of us it is so easy to forget to recognize each other. Thanks for sharing this simple but wonderful idea.