I've been thinking about this for a couple days now. I've been wanting to get up earlier than he does and make, quietly, him some breakfast and surprise him with that little gift in the morning. Hes just been eating cereal for the past few days and thats what brought this little thought to attention. What have you ladies, and gentlemen, have surprise your S.O with when giving them breakfast in bed?
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Yes, do it! Definitely! Guys love good surprises... -
I just have to laugh. I'm sure I had the look of panic on my face while reading this. I don't allow food out of my kitchen and/or dining room. lolComment
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What a nice way to show someone your love! Sounds wonderful
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Well then the breakfast in bed would have to be the type of meal that doesn't actually have food, maybe a small amount of liquids though.Originally posted by LanaBear
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Shall we gather strength by irresolution and inaction? Shall we acquire the means of effectual resistance by lying supinely on our backs and hugging the delusive phantom of hope, until our enemies shall have bound us hand and foot?
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I would it would be a pleasant surprise. If you wont cook for him a lonely woman will.Comment
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Awww, that's definitely a sweet gesture for you to do. I'm sure he'll be surprised...
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I for some reason have never done this this gesture hasn't even crossed my mind, why? I do other nice things but what a way to start someone's day that you love! I will be doing this for him soon.... as soon as the holidays at the in-laws are over!
Have a look online and see if you can get something special to bake? French toast using brioche with fresh fruit and some maple syrup maybe? Simple and yummy! And not to heavy so as not to weigh you down for morning exercises
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