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HeatherJay
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Our pastor and his wife, youth pastor and his wife, and our children's pastor are offering the babysit all the church children on Valentine's night so the parents can have a romantic couple of hours together.
LOL, I haven't had a Valentine's Day date alone in 8 years. I'm excited.
Oh, also, if anyone sees my hubby, I'd like flowers and chocolate, too, please.
LOL, I haven't had a Valentine's Day date alone in 8 years. I'm excited.
Oh, also, if anyone sees my hubby, I'd like flowers and chocolate, too, please.
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HeatherJay
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We're going to a Chris Tomlin concert two days after V-Day. We'll have dinner with friends before the show. Other than cards, that'll count as our "gift" to each other.
I'm not a fan of Hallmark Holidays, and yet I feel obliged to participate in them.
I'm not a fan of Hallmark Holidays, and yet I feel obliged to participate in them.
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snoochface
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I absolutely agree with you. And yet, I feel that compulsion... I'm such a sucker.
Hubby and I just celebrated 7 years on Monday. On the heels of Christmas, with V-Day on the heels of the anniversary. Neither of us can ever choose just one card so we end up buying 3 for each day. We should buy stock in Hallmark.
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Redguard
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Women have it a lot easier than men do when it comes to Valentine's Day. That's just a general comment, not one that's directed to any of the women who have posted in this thread.
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It's true. Men are made to feel like they have to do something sweet, like chocolates, flowers, or jewelry. Other than cards, I don't think I've ever actually gone out and chosen a real gift for a guy on Valentine's day.
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Exactly! My husband doesn't use cologne, or wear jewelry. What do you guys enjoy getting on valentines day? Let us know, so we can get it right.
Usually I just make a romantic dinner, light candles and play soft music. And I use it as an excuse to buy myself a new nightie!
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That's all we need.Exactly! My husband doesn't use cologne, or wear jewelry. What do you guys enjoy getting on valentines day? Let us know, so we can get it right.
Usually I just make a romantic dinner, light candles and play soft music. And I use it as an excuse to buy myself a new nightie!
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Oooh Yay! I love Valentines day!!!
I wonder what FB has planned for us.... a romantic getaway to Vegas!
Actually I would like some Godiva chocolates..
I wonder what FB has planned for us.... a romantic getaway to Vegas!
Actually I would like some Godiva chocolates..
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Mmmm...chocolate.Oooh Yay! I love Valentines day!!!
I wonder what FB has planned for us.... a romantic getaway to Vegas!
Actually I would like some Godiva chocolates..
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I agree. I feel like Valentines is really only for those that haven't been together long enough to have a real anniversary (We will celebrate 17 years this year).We do celebrate it because the children like Valentines. We'll make heart shaped cookies and stuff and I'll make a special dessert for dinner. My DH will buy each of the children one of those heart shaped boxes with about 6 candies in it.
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This is why I like sf49er....always reminding us to work on the romance in our marriages....thank you!!
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