With Valentine's Day right around the corner and being a new blogger, I began thinking what the perfect Valentine's Day gifts would be. M&I are keeping it low key, since his birthday is on the 17th and we are aggressively saving money! However, poking around on Pinterest is nothing short of fun.

1. Work It Print: Isn't this what we bloggers are always doing? Working the clothes, working the photography, working the food..the list goes on!
2. Kate Spade Wallet: We all need a place to keep our blogging income. Why can't it be pink, sparkly, and Kate Spade?
3. A New DSLR: I'd be lying if I said this was my camera. I actually have a Canon T5, but this one is pink. So obviously, this is worth picking for Valentine's Day. Also, this camera is a smart camera - it connects to your Facebook wirelessly!
4. A Pink Bike: Doesn't every blogger need a mode of transportation to explore their local eats and shops with? Let's make it pink.
5. Camera Scarf: Eeek! I love these and will definitely be getting one before my big London trip. What an awesome alternative to a camera strap and cute too! There are tons of shops that make them on Etsy.

What is on your Valentine's Day Wishlist?

The holiday season is a special time in everyone's lives; you get to travel far and wide to see family, shop for that one special gift for your favorite person, and more importantly give back to your favorite charity, person in need, or church.

When talking to people about giving or donating, I find that everyone wants to do it, but it is the last thing on their minds when looking at their shopping lists during this season.

It is not easy to give generously.

Many people feel that if they make more money, then they would give more.

If they have any extra change laying around, then they will donate that change to the Boy Scouts.

If they remember to get the canned goods, then they will give to their local food pantry.

If they get around to cleaning out their closets, then they will donate that extra coat to the homeless.

However, the "if" seems to get lost and it turns into didn't. 

Giving isn't about what you have, what you don't have, or how much you make. Giving is all about the willingness to do so.

Last, but not least, this is part of a link-up with Carly of Musings of a Wanderer! 

If you had 3 wishes that you couldn't spend on yourself, what would you wish for this holiday season?