Promise of Things to Come

So this is what you're going to do: send a gift to their work that hints at the evening to come without revealing the exact nature of it. What does this mean? Well, here are just a few examples that might get your honey's heart pumping:

• A single strawberry with whipped cream and note that reads "See you tonight." Simple and sexy. The key is to drop it off at reception and get out of there! We’re trying to create a sense of mystique, not blushing and stammering as your girlfriend interrogates you in front of the receptionist with "Ohh...strawberries and cream! Did you make dessert? What are we going to do with these? Do you have something naughty planned? (giggle)" And so forth. You came, you delivered, you were gone. Like the wind.
• A vial of oil and card with a lipstick kiss. A little more on the sexy side but still simple. For those of you who are wondering, lipstick kisses should probably not be sent by the guys. Let's call them optional. Now the oil implies a massage, but they'll still spend the afternoon wondering if it's a foot rub, a back massage, or the coveted full body massage with candles, soft music, and wine. You'll let them know later.
• A blindfold or handcuffs. Ahhh, now we're entering the naughty-zone. The first two gifts might be gleefully shown around the office to taunt coworkers who are single and lonely, or those stuck with terribly unoriginal partners, but not these bad boys. This is a present that, once opened, brings a quick scan of the area to see if anyone noticed. Just like when they stole that Bazooka Joe bubble gum as a kid. Don't worry, they might not be showing it around the office but they can't wait to see what you have in store for later.

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