Dear blog friends,
As a post for today, I'll briefly talk about Valentine's Day.
There is this rule that I usually state is that I don't celebrate Valentine's. I've never had a Valentine, which could possibly explain my aversion to this holiday.
But, as it so happens, I still plan on celebrating a nice Valentine's Day in the future. I just don't feel the urge to date or do anything special for this day as of now. I have no significant other, and no crushes that I feel deserve my energy or thought. That may sound weird, but high school has proven to be no place to find someone to spend the rest of your life with.
But anyway, enough of my ramblings. To those of you who do have a Valentine to spend the day with, happy Valentine's Day. To all you single people (myself included), come watch TV shows with me. It'll be fun.
Yours truly,
I hope you have a wonderful day!!! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's become such a retail driven holiday that I shy away from it too, although I admit I made goody bags for my fiance' and one for his daughter.
ReplyDeleteIf anything I remain slightly saddened I did not get to speak out against V-Day today, but I don't really care all that much. When you do get around to celebrating it, I hope you can enjoy it. Until then, celebrate it by treating yourself instead of someone else.
ReplyDeleteToday is also my 18th wedding anniversary but watching TV with you actually sounds more fun!
ReplyDeleteVisiting with you - reading your blog - this makes a good celebration . . thanks for sharing with us! -g-
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I met my husband in high school. We were married a year and a half after graduation. :) Sometimes high school is an okay place to meet a spouse. :)
ReplyDeleteI met my boyfriend in Secondary school too. We're still together thirteen years later - but he's yet to make an honest woman of me! -x-
ReplyDeleteI met Dr. X in high school. I didn't like him. I should have stayed with that original feeling and not married him.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
very cute post Gina...i like your attitude towards Valentine's Day. you have plenty of time to find your one true Valentine but hope you still had a great time ! ^_^
ReplyDeleteWe don't do much for Valentines Day. This year we were both at the eye doctor and had to go out to eat because we were hungry. That's the only reason we went out.
ReplyDeleteOne day you will have a great Valentine's Day with someone you love :) I know it's not typical, but I met my husband in high school and we have been together ever since, so it is possible to meet the love of your life in high school!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. As for Valentines day you have plenty of time to find the right person. We always stay in for Valentines day and just enjoy our company.
ReplyDeleteI love Glee, I've just this year started watching. Such a great show! Valentine's Day is definitely overrated but it can be fun too :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog this morning!
For years I didn't have a Valentine and went out for dessert with a group of girlfriends. We had a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteHi Gina, Thanks for coming to my blog. As a 70 yr. old who has been on this early a LONG time, I will say to you that you WILL find that Valentine!!! Just love yourself, be happy and fun to be with, and that Valentine will be out there!!!!
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime, I'll say that you can have all kinds of Valentines---both male and female, including family.... Anyone you love and care about in this life can be a special Valentine to you... That's what lOVE is!!!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
Happy Belated Valentines Day.
ReplyDeletehi gina....i was lucky and found the love of my life in high school. that rarely happens these days. we got married when we were 19 and have been married for 34 years.
ReplyDeletefor valentines day, we had a nice home cooked meal and watched some t.v. together.
it's a money making holiday, i guess most are these days!!