The Husband Project - Day 5

Y'all are amazing. I can't even begin to tell you how blessed I have been by reading your comments and seeing how you are expressing your love for your husbands. If you've been doing the project with us, but not commenting, take time now to do so. Not only will you encourage other wives, but you'll also be able to enter the drawing for all the great prizes listed below.

In case you missed it, here are links to the rest of the Husband Project assignments: Day 1     Day 2     Day 3     Day 4. Also, if you want more Husband Project inspiration, check out Kathi Lipp's blog, or buy her book.

For the last day of our short blog project, I want you to let your husband know directly what you think of him.

You remember what flirting is, right? Even if you've been married a really long time, you should still flirt with your husband. So, today, send him an email or text message saying something nice and, if maybe a little saucy. For the more adventurous among you, consider sending him a photo of you pretty smile or other feature he admires.

Here are Kathy's tips about how to execute today's assignment:
  • Use an e-card service (hallmark.com or americangreetings.com) to send a cute and flirty note.
  • Don’t know how to text? Ask any teenager in the general vicinity.
  • Most phones have a camera feature where you can send a photo message. Be sure to keep it G rated so that he doesn’t get in trouble at work.
You don't have to leave a comment letting me know what you said. But if you want to be entered to win one of the prizes listed below, then be sure to fill out the Rafflecopter form. I'm going to leave it open for the rest of the week in case anyone joined us a little late and needs time to plan or accomplish all five tasks.
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Comments

  1. UnknownMon Feb 13, 10:05:00 AM EST

    I have missed all the days this weekend, but Craig and I did do some good 'ole fashion flirting last night after the kids went to sleep. It was very fun!

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  2. Jamie WarringtonMon Feb 13, 01:03:00 PM EST

    I sent a text and an ecard!

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  3. Star122802Mon Feb 13, 06:33:00 PM EST

    I sent Jim some text messages and then we'll finish what we started tonight when the kids are in bed ;)

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  4. Patti T.Mon Feb 13, 10:54:00 PM EST

    Sending my hubby a flirty picture (totally PG) via email. In the new cute tank and shorty shorts I got for him(for me.. see also my version of lingerie) for valentine's day :)

    Yeah me!

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  5. AraneaMon Feb 13, 11:51:00 PM EST

    I sent him an email listing the top ten reasons I love him. He'll find it when he gets home from work tomorrow. Perfect. He loves little things like that.

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  6. Patti T.Tue Feb 14, 10:56:00 PM EST

    I swear I posted yesterday.. but it isn't there. Emailed him a PG picture of myself in my new tank and shorty shorts. He rather liked it ;)

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  7. AnonymousSun Apr 08, 10:26:00 PM EDT

    Guess I'll have to settle for a post it or hidden card. We don't have text and he isn't into computers. But I may still leave him a private facebook message...he'll check it in a month or two:) Thanks I enjoyed this. dawnieinga@yahoo.com

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