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Every year, people complain about how Valentine’s Day is just an excuse to get people to spend money on cards, flowers and gifts. That is one way to look at it — but it’s bound to get you in trouble.

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Chase’s Guide to Annual Events is considered the holy grail of special event calendars. Coming up on September 16, 2006, is National Wife Appreciation Day. Okay, so maybe you have not heard about it, but what a great excuse to show your spouse how much you care.

Unlike Valentine’s Day, she will not be expecting anything. Take some time to plan out a special weekend getaway, a night out without the kids, or a romantic dinner at home. For an event like this, creativity and thought will go a long way.

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Some creative ideas to consider include:

• Putting together a photo album including pictures of just the two of you.
• Cooking her favorite meal and setting a romantic table at home with candles and soft music.
• Taking her out to dinner to the restaurant where you shared your first meal as husband and wife.
• Renewing your vows — doesn’t have to be elaborate.
• Decorating your bedroom at home with romantic decor like rose petals, candles, romantic gifts (you can order these through a company called Romantic Room Designs).
• Serenading your wife with the first song that was played at your wedding.
• Taking her back to the hotel where you spent your wedding night.
• Getting together for a group dinner with your bridal party.
• Purchasing a gift that is not necessarily expensive but thoughtful and let’s her know everytime she looks at it how much you love and appreciate her.

 

These are just a few ideas and you probably have many of your own. Check out some of the “romantic tips” web sites for even more unique ideas.

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what is this witchcraft candle used for?

i went to my bf house and i saw his mother had a black candle lit with a picture of death on it also she had a figurine of death holding a crystal ball and she i guess a offering to the santa muerte (saint death) an orange and apple

There is not a universal table of conversions within Spellcraft. Spells are about a persons intent and the objects they use within the ritual depends on the assignments or intents they give to these things.

A black candle can be used to summon death or keep death away. It can be used to summon negativity or keep it away. A pagan using Spellcraft would not be working with Saints, so I’ve got no idea what you’re talking about, but let’s make an assumption you saw the Death card from a tarot deck. This card could represent the same thing the black candle does, summoning or keeping away death. But it could also represent the end of something, such as a relationship, bad luck or a tough situation that someone is going through. It be something as simple as the end of a chapter in ones life, letting it go so they can move on to the next opportunities.

The figurine could be an object to help her focus on her intent during the ritual; much like a Christian would have a figurine of Jesus on an altar to pray to.

The orange and apple could be a variety of things and way too many assumptions to list. But an orange could be for protection (think vitamin C), it could be regenerating energy (think of the instant energy boost one gets from the natural sugar in an orange). The apple could be for health (an apple a day keeps the doctor away). It could represent truth (the forbidden fruit).

I’m curious why you didn’t ask her what the altar was for and respect her enough to give her the benefit of the doubt and opportunity to explain to you what her ritual was for. Could be she has a very sick relative that she’s very concerned about and is trying to bring healing to that person, and keep death from their door.

It’s easy for people to assume the worst, especially when they can’t be open minded enough to understand that not all Spell craft is negative. In fact the majority of it, isn’t.