Love and Gifts During The Coronavirus
Don't let these hard times get you down, love is the only thing that can keep you up. COVID-19. It's not as grim as it sounds. Most have more time now than ever to stay connected to loved ones. Just remember to call those who matter to YOU most, not just your employer, tax filer, or financial person. Family is more important to us now than ever!
Are you feeling separated from friends and family at this time? I happened to stumble upon this amazing site that offers all kinds of family, friends and relationship gifts. The perfect gift is here at your fingertips for you to come through with. These interlocking puzzle piece necklaces allow you to cut or engrave the initial(s) of each family member on a coin. Each person can then receive their personalized piece of the necklace reminding them that they will always belong to a family no matter how far away they may be.
Of course, there is more happiness in giving than there is in receiving, but who said you can't keep half to yourself? With these interlocking sets, give a half to someone you love and keep the other side for yourself. It’s never too late to let your loved ones or best friends know you are thinking of them by gifting them either with their own personalized necklace or half of an interlocking set. On a sad note, many of us are losing those close to us at this time and wish we had something to remember them by. Names are very important to us. Allow your cherished person’s name to be inscribed onto a coin of your choosing and whatever other personalizations you would like to add to it.
Got some sweet songs lyrics you and a lover would like to share? Like...
"would you be my little quarantine?"
Why they could totally engrave those sweet lyrics for you too! Customize your little heart cherished sayings on a beautiful coin jewelry piece!
Have you been separated from the love of your life due to this coronavirus thing? Don't let a virus outbreak break up your relationship!
There are more than 1 million words in the English language, currently we use about 170,000 of those words, you will use about 20,000-30,000 of those words in your lifetime. Yet, all it takes to draw that special person to you is 3 words:
"Wanna FaceTime now?"
Or maybe the right words are just slipping from your tongue? Search the love and relationships page to find the perfect wordless interlocking necklaces for you and your boo, with plenty of other personalization options.
Not much of the lovey-dovey type? There are plenty of other ways to show you are thinking of your friends and family with their many different collections. Want to gift your friend their favorite animal? Maybe give your son or daughter their favorite sports team or jersey number? Well you can and so much more, even personalizing each coin with their name, initials, or a special date. Miss the good ol’ days playing cards with your best friends? Gift them an interlocking king and queen set or joker and queen or ace and queen or well, anything you can think of really. Sentimental much? They also have hammered coins that are deeply engraved to bring out rich details in the smallest of designs and reflect a certain personality to each coin.
How to stay closer to friends, not enemies.
This corona thing is really our enemy right now and its got us all wrapped up in its big news stories and countless other fears. Although separated in person, let's stay together in spirit by keeping the love real and strong. Do something now to show your favorite person that you are thinking of them and still love them. Whether it’s a necklace, a bracelet or a FaceTime call, give them a gift. And if you want a gift designed just for you, NameCoins is just one that could help.
Couldn't have put it better myself than as in the words of a famous songwriter, who once wrote,
"I don't want to forget the present is a gift, And I don't wanna take for granted the time you may have here with me, 'Cause Lord only knows another day is not really guaranteed.”
Yes, the present is a gift that you must share so it can be opened now.
