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Ryrin
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While I am all about celebrating holidays commemorating martyred saints, I'm really not big on the 'commercial' element of the holiday. For one thing, I detest the color pink, for another, I feel like people should show they love and appreciate each other 365 days a year. 

 

That said, my husband and I have spent more Valentine's Days inviting single friends to hang out with us and taking 'them' to nice dinners than doing "romantic couple things." 

 

And I have already gotten (and hidden until the day) for my son a cute stuffed animal because while I am the "woman" in his life, I want to enjoy it. :wink: Thank goodness he's only nine. 

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    Leave it. I'm getting really tired of seeing all those gaudy Valentine's Day decorations at work.

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    I love Valentine's Day, but my husband is as romantic as a stick. I'm usually terribly disappointed. :( 

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