Valentine's Day - you either love it or hate it. Or ignore it, I guess. Or, like the vast majority of humanity, have no idea whatsoever that it even exists.
Where was I? Oh, yeah - it seems that posts on Valentine's Day fall firmly into one of two camps. There are those who hate and despise it as a Hallmark Holiday full of false sentiment and overly public displays of affection. Then there are those who embrace it for its celebration of true sentiment and overly public displays of affection.
Once upon a time I was firmly in the anti-VD camp. That changed and I think I've pinned down just where the change happened. I started to enjoy Valentine's Day when it changed from a day of obligatory gift giving to an excuse for gift giving.
Let me splain. We have a single income with 3 kids. We make do with one car and not a whole lot of superfluous stuff because we are willing to sacrifice such things to bring up our kids the way we want. The downside is a relative dearth of expendable income (aka blow money). I don't have very many opportunities to spoil her like she so richly deserves. I welcome Valentine's Day as it gives me a well established excuse to do what I'd like to be doing every day.
So Happy Valentine's Day, y'all!
I am firmly in the "I LOVE Valentine's Day" camp.
Even when I am single, I love Valentine's Day-there's nothing like a good reason for drinking an entire bottle of chardonnay and eating homemade macaroni and cheese like a single Valentine's Day.
Come to think of it, I do the same even when I am with someone...albeit, I swap the chardonnay for pink champagne.
Any excuse and all.
Does she get anything for you?
Are you kidding?VD is for the LADIES,dude!
Three words, pylorns:
cho co lat
Oh, yeah!
VD isn't just for ladies, it happens to both parties.
Thats not what the advertisement said....