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Archery Basics · February 12, 2018

Valentine’s Day: Dozen Arrows vs Dozen Roses

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Valentine's Day: Dozen Arrows or Dozen Roses

Awww, Valentine’s Day. The most romantic day of the year for some folks. Roses and chocolate candy express love to those lucky enough to receive such a gift.

I’ve never been a big fan of flowers, chocolate yes, flowers not so much. I rather think they are a waste of money.  Give me a Valentine’s Day gift that’s practical and will last longer than a day or two. Hmmm, like arrows – a dozen of ‘em.

Arrows are pretty, practical, and last forever. Well, almost forever, and they come in a lot of different colors just like roses.

According to teleflora.com, the number of roses you give can mean different things such as:

  • A single rose symbolizes love at first sight. (I say he’s cheap.)
  • A half-dozen roses symbolize infatuation. (He’s still cheap.)
  • A dozen roses shouts Be Mine! (He’s getting better, but still lacks imagination.)

Who made up that sappy stuff anyway?

Now, according to me.com (not a real site), the number of arrows you give can mean different things as well, like:

  • A single arrow symbolizes Cupid – straight to the heart. (He likes you.)
  • A half-dozen arrows symbolize his confidence in your relationship. (He more than likes you.)
  • A dozen arrows symbolize his undying love for you. (He’s not cheap; in fact, his wallet is now empty.)

A gift of a dozen arrows means he knows a quality gift, he truly loves you, and he loves the idea that he has found his forever 3D/huntin’ buddy.

If you are fortunate enough to receive a dozen arrows, hang on to that guy, he’s a keeper.

Graphic with a picture of a dozen arrows and a dozen roses with text, "Dozen Arrows vs. Dozen Roses"

Posted In: Archery Basics

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Comments

  1. Christie says

    February 15, 2018 at 10:55 pm

    Cute, creative, and undoubtedly accurate… I love your writing style!

    Reply
    • Jill Underwood says

      February 16, 2018 at 8:34 am

      Thanks, Christie. I appreciate the feedback.

      Reply

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