Amanda was in full panic mode. Father’s day was just a few days away and she had no idea what to buy. She really wanted to show her husband how important he was to their family and make his face light up with delight. She wandered around the home improvement store, but buying him a new tool might be like him buying her a vacuum for a present. It would remind him of all the work he needed to do instead of telling him how thankful she was for who he is.
Next she headed to the sporting goods store. She felt dizzy looking at the vivid colors and meandering paths. The store had music playing plus shopping noises echoing throughout the place. Feelings of sensory overload and overwhelm creeped in. She didn’t know where to begin. She thought about a gift card, but he hated to shop. This was a no-win situation.
She couldn’t wait to leave and go to more familiar territory. At the department store, she looked at fresh smelling leather wallets, silk luxury ties, and crisp dress shirts. He would look so handsome in these, but he didn’t enjoy dressing up. He put on a tie for church every Sunday, and it came off in the car on the way home. It would get use for sure, but it wasn’t going to make his face light up.
Whatever gift giving occasion: birthday, Christmas, or Father’s Day, she always asked him what he wanted and he always said the same thing. A firey gleam would come in his eyes as he said, “You in a big red bow.” Then he would pantomime untying the bow as she blushed up to her hair roots. She would go buy something, anything, that he could open in polite company. No matter what she bought him, she never saw the look of pure delight she was hoping for when he opened it.
THEN, her favorite blogger told her about MELT. She had tried giving her husband a massage before, but to his disappointment her hands and neck would cramp painfully before 5 minutes had gone by. These PG rated videos promised to show her how to give a long lasting massage without hurting herself in the process. With instant access for life, it was an investment that would be reused over and over again, all for less than the price of one professional massage.
Even better, MELT had prepared in advance how to package the gift perfectly for Father’s Day with downloadable printables that she could stick in all the little places he was sure to find them. It was designed to build anticipation and curiosity with the final clue leading to a wrapped package of massage oil and his favorite chocolates to open.
She started to smile as she thought about the look on his face when he found the first note tucked in his shoe, then the next under his coffee mug and the next taped to his steering wheel. She wasn’t normally a creative person, but this was all done for her. It was perfect and easy and it was going to be really fun. Maybe this was the year she’d want that big red bow after all.
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Keep in Mind
1. 60 day money back guarantee – if her hubby doesn’t like the massage, you can get your money back.
2. Online video access – instant access for that last minute panic gift
3. Monthly payment plan to fit in small budgets
4. Lifetime access to Melt – This is a win-win. When hubby is itching to get his hands on you, he can use the techniques too.
5. FREE foot rub videos included with each purchase of Melt. So hubby can return the favor later with an awesome foot rub. This ends on the 19th of June – Father’s Day.
P.S. I’m using the video series for Darren’s father’s day gift and you are going to love Denis’s Australian accent and instruction style. It is very professionally done and easy to implement.
Free pattern here:
Cut the remaining fabric into a perfect square. I fold it into a triangle and cut off what’s hanging off–super technical method ;). This will be a perfect receiving blanket between 36 and 34 inches square. Ever notice that the store bought ones are too tiny to be any good? I used to make mine 45″ square, but really those were too big. These are perfect.
