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Friday, February 15, 2008

Valentine's Day!

So it seemed like Valentine’s Day was plenty far away, but before you know it, it’s here, and it's gone. Not to mention that the stores were full of red, pink, and heart shaped crap galore. I don’t mean to sound negative, but really, do we really need all this superficial “I love you” junk? I say keep it personal. Why reserve only 1 day a year to celebrate being in love?

You can look at it two different ways for my husband. One, he totally gets out of buying a bunch of stuff just to say “I really do love you” or he gets totally screwed out of candy and other things he might like.

This year, we kept it fun: cooking together, opening a bottle of wine, and hanging around the house. I made a card pretty and as for all the flowers and candy jazz, I let my husband know he was off the hook. It was a perfect Valentine's Day! How was yours?
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2 comments:

The Firecracker said...

I think it's so important to not just celebrate romance on one particular day. Keep your marriage fresh my sharing a little romance every single day.

February 16, 2008 at 11:05 PM
Anonymous said...

This is the second year we ate at Chez Miguel (my guy's name is Michael... so this is his cute way of saying that we're eating in!). I made a yummy cheese and fruit plate with a couple of breads, seared scallops with asparagus and a burre blanc sauce. The cute Valentine-y part was the risotto that I pressed into a heart shaped cookie cutter. Too Cute! Simple dinner, in front of the fireplace. Our rule this year: chocolate and cards only!

February 20, 2008 at 10:12 AM

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