SweetDommes -> RE: Doing "nice" things for a wonderful Domme? (4/19/2006 7:19:32 PM)
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cooking classes are good - and if you have a massage therapy school nearby, that would be good too. keeping her favorite treat around for her during any times that you know will be bad (like, if she has a hard time during her mentrual cycle, or if she has to do monthly reports for work, or if every Wednesday is just incredibly rough on her) ... keeping track of her appointments, like dentist or eye doctor visits or her yearly checkup (and if she doesn't get a yearly checkup, you might want to mention how sad you would be if she were to get ill). Other things like drawing her a bath if you know she's going to be tired - scenting it with some bath oils in her favorite scent is also good (or if you are into aroma therapy - lavendar is good for relaxation, peppermint is good for clearing the mind, and rose is good for ... um ... dang, something, but I can't remember LOL). At our house in the winter, turning on the small heater that we keep in there is enough to make me sigh and smile, knowing that whichever boy did it loves me and doesn't want me to get chilled during or after my shower. For us, it's things like cooking and cleaning - taking care of the animals when we don't have time, they are both very good at getting our favorite candy (although our new boy is still learning about favorite foods), and the new boy always seems to know when I need a hug or a little present (in the last week, which has been really rough on me, I've gotten 3 small stuffed animals - won from one of those claw games, which makes it even better IMO - and a single red rose). Other things to think about, depending on your budget: what is her favorite gemstone? mine is sapphire, so anything sapphire is great, even if it's just a cheapy $20 ring from wally-world what is her favorite flower? buy her a potted plant (and tend it for her) so that she always has it. if she has a place for a flower bed, plant some out there and keep it weeded for her (unless she's one of those that likes to do it herself). if she has a hobby, buy her supplies for it - Holly and I both cross stitch, she knits, and I make dolls from papertwist ... supplies for those are pretty much always welcome who is her favorite author? keep track of when he/she publishes a new book and get it for her. find out if the author is going to be in the area for a book signing and see about getting her to it how about her favorite musician/group? same thing as with the book - buy the cd and/or take her to a concert or maybe she used to have a book that she adored but lost and can't find any more - track it down for her ... same thing with a favorite record her favorite food? take that cooking class and make sure you learn how to make that her favorite tv show? buy the dvd (if it's out) or make sure that it's DVRed/TiVo'ed if she is going to miss it (you know it's love when a boy tapes the Nutcracker Suite and he hates classical music *sighs and makes eyes at rob*) there are dozens of other little things that you can do, depending on her personality and her likes/dislikes.
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