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I returned home from a

Ruth Anne Maddox — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 15:37:03 -0600

I returned home from a nutrition and exercise class on Valentine's Day to a yummy dinner prepared by my husband: Shrimp c ocktail, Chicken in a Love Nest (chicken breast, brie and sauteed onions and mushrooms wrapped in a pastry dough and baked), fresh asparagus with toasted almonds and fresh berries (straw, blue and rasp) over angel food cake.

I got him a card -- two actually, one from me and one from the dogs ;-)

Well, VD is a lot of hype,

GF — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 14:32:44 -0600

Well, VD is a lot of hype, and I agree with Brian -- we should treat our SO nice all the time and maybe extra special here and there, as opposed to one special day.

BTW: Tator tot hot dish sounds yummy!

Nothing. To me it's alot of

brian — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 12:46:42 -0600

Nothing. To me it's alot of hype and a drain on already strained finances for alot of people. Romance doesn't and shouldn't have a dollar value. Maybe the best idea is to bake your significant other a cake or something.

I'm making tater tot hot

jennyjean4 — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 12:34:27 -0600

I'm making tater tot hot dish, giving my son a bath and watching "Lost". I'm pretty excited about my evening - I think it's going to be a pretty great Valentine's Day.

Happy Valenti- Oh, Never Mind

Adam Pulchinski — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 19:14:52 -0600

Is it merely a plague of single people who consistently, nay, annually bemoan February 14th as a bigger non-holiday than Halloween? Or perhaps it is something more. In any case I have heard of quite a few folks out there who are putting on Anti-Valentine's Day parties for those of us who are without a significant other (yes, me included).

My roommate is throwing such a party and initially I wasn't going to attend. Now it seems as though it might be a fun exercise in quasi-misery of hopeless romantics whose relationship status seems to be just that- hopeless.