charismah

LOL. Well it is the thought that counts!

wolfkitty

I think he just wanted to show you how much he appreciates all you do. And you do A LOT! Some times, though, we have to wonder how someone could be so... 'off the mark', if you will, as to what we like. Maybe he thought you would like to be pampered a little bit. I think LovinMySoldier has the right idea. Use it a little bit, and see if you can get a refund on the rest. Hang in there!

Hosta

maybe he thought it might be something that would give you a moments rest and relaxation and maybe he just doesn't think about it but it was suggested as a gift by someone who gets something like that for their significant other

patricej

to each her own ...

i think it's a fabulous gift. for one thing, it proves that he remembers you're a woman and might like "womanly" things, instead of only practical tools, as a gift.

he knows you deserved to be pampered in a way he can't provide himself.

that amount could provide a few months' worth of salon services, depending on your choices. so it's not a "one shot" gift. it keeps giving for a while.

nothing beats a pedicure for sheer indulgence and relaxatude. :-)

Japonica

Aw, how sweet of him thinking of you as a girlie girl!

mymsmess

Use it! get yourself all dolled up and then make him take you ot to a GREAT dinner and movie, or what ever you 2 enjoy doing.

hobo2000

Mayybe he is trying to let you know that he wants to see a little more of the pretty girl he married.

raedar63

I can't get my nails done but once a year for my birthday I treat myself to a pedicure, oh my goodness it feels so good for days. If I had lots of money I would get a pedicure once a month!

twospoiledhuskies

That is so funny...... I used to work cattle all day on a feedlot and ya (sure) I wanted my nails for that. hee hee.

At least he was trying to do somthing nice for you!!!!!! :-D

sjscribe

It could be he thought you might enjoy having your hands massaged and conditioned with a nice moisturiser and not about polish on your nails. My DH often thinks about the truly deeper benefit of a gift and not the obvious part.