Valentine's Day

[Joe Christian]

Hey, Guy's and Gal's....Valentine's Day is almost here. Have you figured out what you will do for your spouse or sweethart this year? Well, there's still a little time. Anyway, here's a few thoughts on the subject. We should have Valentine's Day all year long, just like we should have the spirit of Christmas all year.

Here's some ideas.

1) Open the car door for your wife or sweethart.

2) Send her a message on voice mail, email, etc. just saying, "I Love You."

3) Send a short love note in his lunch box or briefcase.

4) Do the dishes, laundry or other household chore for her.

5) Have a special "Date Night" every month.

6) Do something special for him/her that they like but don't always get to do.

You all get the idea. Share some ideas folks. These are just a few. Valentine's Day's traditional things can and should be done all year long. Let your Love know how much you love, care, and respect them. Because after all, our mates and sweetharts deserve it. Right? Right.

[darkest_red]

3) Send a short love note in his lunch box or briefcase.                                       

her household chore for her.                                 

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

My parents still do this after 38 years of marriage!

I'm not doing anything special with my boyfriend on the 14th because on the 7th (i.e. Monday) it will be a year since we first started going out. As that's a Monday, we're going out on Saturday to celebrate. I can't see him on the 14th as well because we live about 160 miles apart (give or take) and I can't see him this weekend as well as next weekend!

I can't wait for the weekend though, it will be sooooooooooo good to see him! (Even though it's only been 2 weeks since I saw him last.... normally we can only get to see each other every 4 weeks or so-due to lack of money etc- so it's nice to see him a bit more!)

[Quizzy]

Sounds like a great idea to me!!

Quizzy

[Guest Thomas I believe]

Hey, Guy's and Gal's....Valentine's Day is almost here. Have you figured out what you will do for your spouse or sweethart this year? Well, there's still a little time. Anyway, here's a few thoughts on the subject. We should have Valentine's Day all year long, just like we should have the spirit of Christmas all year.                       

Here's some ideas.                                                                                           

1) Open the car door for your wife or sweethart.                                                 

2) Send her a message on voice mail, email, etc. just saying, "I Love You."         

3) Send a short love note in his lunch box or briefcase.                                       

4) Do the dishes, laundry or other household chore for her.                                 

5) Have a special "Date Night" every month.                                                     

6) Do something special for him/her that they like but don't always get to do.   

You all get the idea. Share some ideas folks. These are just a few. Valentine's Day's traditional things can and should be done all year long. Let your Love know how much you love, care, and respect them. Because after all, our mates and sweetharts deserve it. Right? Right.

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Right on Joe !!!

[RustyAngeL]

Most likely won't do anything on Valentines Day because of the crowds. We will wait until the weekend then probably go out to dinner. I will get my husband some sugerless candy, (he's diabetic)..and a little something fun, like a baloon and bring it to his shop.

[hmh]

1) Open the car door for your wife or sweethart.

2) Send her a message on voice mail, email, etc. just saying, "I Love You."

3) Send a short love note in his lunch box or briefcase.

4) Do the dishes, laundry or other household chore for her.

5) Have a special "Date Night" every month.

6) Do something special for him/her that they like but don't always get to do.

Unfortunately if I did one of those items I would be accused of doing something wrong.

Actually I already do that. Maybe I'll break down and buy a car she really needs.

[branchesofHim]

Just an inquiry more than a post - do you know the origin of Valentine's Day?

It's always good to know the origin of a Holiday (Holy Day).

Peace.

[Botz]

Never celebrated it never will...call me unromantic but I struggle to fight against commercial exploitation and have done pretty well in this instance (pats himself on the back).

[Joe Christian]

Just an inquiry more than a post - do you know the origin of Valentine's Day?

It's always good to know the origin of a Holiday (Holy Day).

Peace.

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I know that it is an old tradition and used to know the whole story. My aim is to let people know that is is important to let those that you love that you do love them, admire them, stand in awe of them, etc. that's the point. I think someone will be dropping in and telling us all about it.

[Constant]

The sweetest thing my husband (then fiance) did for me on v-day was write a poem on his hand because he ruined the card he origionally got from me. It still makes me smile. What we do for v-day is nothing. We believe ( and this is only my opinio ) that we don't need a certain day of the year to be romantic or gushy stuff like that. We always give each other gifts and are constantly romantic with each other. So, I really don't have any ideas for anyone. Sorry!