Do you love Valentine's Day? Or do you shun it? I totally paid it out when I first met my boyfriend-at-the-time Matt. He went out and returned with a framed drawing and said "Happy Valentine's Day". Oops.
I'm still not into fluffy white bears, red roses and balloons.
I'd rather a handmade card, or a drawing, or a book, or something uber thoughtful like being serenaded by my bedroom window (just joking Matt, if I hear you singing out the window I'll throw a bucket of water on you especially if it's in your pseudo Nick Cave voice).
Despite my cynicism, I am happy to be proved wrong. Please! Do prove me wrong. What's your best Valentine's Day?
6 comments:
I am a total cynic too. I find those statistics kinda scary. $120 on average spent on gifts? Sheesh. My husband coming home early from work will do me.
GO on Matt sing to her!
Isnt it sad that women send themselves flowers...
um ... my first boyfriend dumped me on Valentine's Day? That's not a good story is it? In fact that makes me sound like a total sad ass ... I'm not bitter ... no... not at all ... sob ... pass me the gin ... no, I'm fine ... really ... I"M FINE
I reckon it is all totally crap. It's the one day of the year when any act of romance is wasted on me. I find it all very cringeworthy.
I was a total cynic and bah-humbugged the whole day for as way too many years. i guess i was always the girl at school who never received a card and I panned it from there. It is quite ironic then, for a person who has NEVER celebrated valentines day, to give birth to Ellie on this very day. Now I can pan the day as I focus on her special day.
We've never really done the flowers and dates on V day. We'll give each other a card and cook a romantic dinner.
I asked hubby what he was getting me last night, and he was adamant that Valentine's Day was actually on the 24th. So I'm guessing that means... nothing!
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