February 13, 2008
My Valentine
The first year Spencer and I were married he stayed up the night before Valentine's day and made me this card. Talent in paper cutting runs in his family back to his great grandpa. I still can't believe it only took him a night to make this. It's something special. On the back he wrote some sweet nothings to me. I'll be holding on to this my whole life. I love my valentine.
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That is really cool! I am glad you showed us. Spence has always been really good at that. I didn't get that talent, I only cut out snowflakes!!
holy crap, that is the coolest thing ever!!! i can't believe he made that. super impressive - and something to treasure!
How sweet! That is amazing! What a nice talent to have. I too would be holding on to that one!
I love all the cute lilttle things you have for your gilrs. I might have to copy a few!
Uh, that is insanely impossible that Spencer actually made that. I'll believe it when I see it, Spencer!
Okay, I'm pretending I don't think he really did it, but in all actuality I'm sure he probably did. He is a talented man! Lucky girl.
I am very impressed with Spencer's talent! The homemade thoughtful gifts are always the best!
Wow! That's impressive! No way! So, he should make you a new one every year. That would be cool.
Thanks for showing us. My grandpa would be so proud of Spencer! I was always amazed by my grandpa's cuttings. He entered one in the Utah State Fair once, and they didn't know where to put it. It ended up in the doily section, a little out of place. But it is so unusual of a talent. Mom G.
sent over here from 100%. What a treasure you have there.. the card and your sweetie.
I looked through your blog and older posts - it's very nice, hope you don't mind if i return.
How sweet! Spence, maybe you should teach Tommy that talent. Love it !
that is INSANE! I can't believe he can do that! how sweet of him to make a handmade card. you must have a very sweet hubby!
that is amazing! Hope you had a fun V-day this year too! Good work on your blog! We love checking!
what a beautiful and memorable gift... who knew that papercutting could be "in the blood". would love to know how he got the wording looking so nice. well, thank you for sharing...
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