Who's treating mom the best this year? If a history of splashing out on gifts is any indication, then Oregonians are the best bet: They spent an average of $137 on Mother's Day gifts in 2010, more than any other residents in the US, and far beating out
Flowers or chocolates?
Decorative hearts line gift shop entrances, pink and red fabric are carefully placed atop perfume shop tables, and bouquets of red roses and heart-shaped boxes of chocolates will be seen clutched in the arms of lovers and love hopefuls today, Valentine's Day.
For some men, just being in the company of their loved ones is enough, but what do women want?
That is a question that has left the men wishing they could hear women's thoughts just as American actor Mel Gibson did in the 2000 romantic comedy movieWhat Women Want.
Leading up to this day of love, the Express decided to look inside the female psyche and find out which do women prefer getting on this love-filled day: flowers or chocolates.
It seems not much has changed from then to now given the hundreds of choices that are available to men. Flowers or chocolates?
Trying to figure out this conundrum as to what would be the best gift for your Valentine can seem a little daunting.
Taking in her tastes, as well as the message you want to convey and your budget, many people lean to flowers, chocolates or both because it is usually a safe bet.
