🤧SiCkLy VaLeNtinE bAbE💘
Well it finally hit us you guys! We got the flu 🤒 bug…. But it didn’t hit us hard enough to ask my Anataloons to be my valentines….
In all honesty things didn’t go as I planned for. I didn’t wanna be sick, I didn’t want him to get sick either!!! (Obviously, who does)
But u know what I took this as an opportunity to be creative 🤪 and make valentines a fun sick time for my babe 😍
In this love box I made with my bare hands as follows:
🍲- I had my mommy make her famous caldo (it’s like chicken noodle soup but Mexican version)
📖- we love art and doing art projects together. And since he was sick in bed all day this little art book was nice for him to sit and relax and still do something creative 🥴
🎨-Last year we did a paint and sip but homemade and switched it off every dry part. We loved it so much we decided to do it again this year, and thus getting an easel for us
❤️🔥-lastly u can’t get better with out a comfy blanket obviously 😍
he loved it so much if loved could of cured him he would of been 💯
#Lemon8Diary #valentinesforhim #sickremedies #coughrelief #artsupplies #artproject #valentinesday
Valentine's Day is a time for love and connection, but being sick can put a damper on plans. However, it can also be an opportunity for creativity and bonding. Consider crafting personalized gifts that reflect your affection, like creating a 'love box' filled with meaningful items. Handmade chicken noodle soup—like the delicious Mexican caldo—serves as a great comfort food. Involving creative activities can also enhance your celebration. Think about setting up a cozy art session where you can both create together, using supplies you have at home. This not only distracts from feeling unwell but can strengthen your bond through shared experiences. Don't forget the small touches that incorporate love and care, like a comfy blanket or a heartfelt note. Being together and supportive during tough times can make every moment special, even when plans don't go as expected.
