 | |  | | 02/11/13 Cupid Is as Cupid Does Valentine’s Gifts: Last-Minute Edition Saint Valentine. That guy really did a number on you. No worries, though. You can still do this. And considering you’ve only got about three days to still do this, allow us to help you out with that—with five Valentine’s Day gifts there’s still time to procure. | | | |  | | | FOR THE AROMATHERAPIST | | Aromachology Custom Scents | | | | The perfume pickup. Pretty essential, that one. Probably best to customize it based on your giftee’s personality type. Go online and choose a base (exotic, spicy...), then some top notes (seductive, spontaneous...), then wait two days for it to show up, and spray it all over someone. Well, maybe just someone’s neck. | | | | | | | | |  | | | FOR THE NECK MODEL | | Necklaces. Vintage Ones. | | | | Dinner reservation: check. Someone to eat food with once you show up for your dinner reservation: check. One-of-a-kind necklaces made with vintage Victorian brooches and art deco pendants from the ’20s: not quite check. So... here. | | | | | | | | | | SPONSORED MESSAGE  | |  | | | SPARKS WILL FLY | | Saving Your Valentine’s: Safe Haven | | | | So. You’ve got three days. Three days to plan the kind of legendary, awe-inspiring, tears-of-joy-inducing date that’s synonymous with how you do dates. And on the off chance you haven’t started, might we suggest: seeing Safe Haven, the latest film adaptation of Nicholas “The Notebook” Sparks. Your date will thank you later. | | | | | | | | |  | | | FOR THE BEDTIME-STORY FAN | | The Story of Olga | | | | There’s this new photography book. A pictorial fairy tale, really. The main character’s name is Olga. And, well... Olga likes to pose for pictures with no clothes on in front of giant châteaus with a bunch of Eyes Wide Shut–looking people. Should make a pretty good gift. And a pretty good night. | | | | | | | | |  | | | FOR THE DISCERNING SNOW BUNNY | | Mountain Crest at Snowmass | | | | Six bedrooms. Private chef. Fully stocked bar. Hot tub overlooking your own private ski run. Sounds pretty nice. In fact, it sounds exactly like this sprawling new chalet in Snowmass Village that you and your date are about to take over for a long weekend. Mostly because it is. | | | | | | | | |  | | | FOR THE SHUCK OF A LIFETIME | | Farm-2-Market Oysters | | | | Nice job planning that big home-cooked dinner. Someone’s really going to appreciate that. Especially when they find out you ordered a few dozen oysters (Quilcene, Kumamoto, Olympia...) from a San Francisco–based bivalve house that doesn’t pull them out of the water until you order them. The whole aphrodisiac thing’s a nice bonus. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | |
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