Need A Valentine's Day Gift?

With Valentine’s Day just one day away, you may be scrambling to find a last minute gift for your loved one. A person could go with the standard chocolate, flowers, and jewelry. The problem is those gifts are overdone. They’re the standard, cliché found in almost every romantic scene from television and movies.

We all know that TV is a very powerful marketing tool. Commercials suck us in and we end up with those products just days after watching the advertisement. So, it’s easy enough to use television to come up with some creative ideas for your Valentine. It can really help a person to think past the typical, tried and true gift ideas. Just think of the response you’d receive from your loved one when they open a gift that you put a lot of thought into.

Just watching television for ideas may not help you one hundred percent. So, people across the airwaves set out to aid those in gift giving peril. One such person is Ellen DeGeneres and her show The Ellen DeGeneres Show. She has taken it upon herself to create some innovative new candy ideas for that special someone in your life...or that special someone you want out of your life. Ellen has the right gift for you. You could buy your loved one a heart shaped ring pop with humus. Or if you really don’t want someone to be your Valentine, give that person some conversation hearts with phrases like “No thinks” and “Do you Have a Sister.” Or maybe you could give them a special hug for Valentine’s Day.
With Valentine’s Day just one day away, you may be scrambling to find a last minute gift for your loved one. A person could go with the standard chocolate, flowers, and jewelry. The problem is those gifts are overdone. They’re the standard, cliché found in almost every romantic scene from television and movies.
We all know that TV is a very powerful marketing tool. Commercials suck us in and we end up with those products just days after watching the advertisement. So, it’s easy enough to use television to come up with some creative ideas for your Valentine. It can really help a person to think past the typical, tried and true gift ideas. Just think of the response you’d receive from your loved one when they open a gift that you put a lot of thought into.
Just watching television for ideas may not help you one hundred percent. So, people across the airwaves set out to aid those in gift giving peril. One such person is Ellen DeGeneres and her show The Ellen DeGeneres Show. She has taken it upon herself to create some innovative new candy ideas for that special someone in your life. Or, that special someone you want out of your life. Ellen has the right gift for you. You could buy your loved one a heart shaped ring pop with humus. Or if you really don’t want someone to be your Valentine, give that person some conversation hearts with phrases like “No thinks” and “Do you Have a Sister.” Or Ellen dug up this idea.

Ellen doesn't reccommend the hug, though.

Happy Valentine's Day!