I just don't really see the point of giving your friends (girls) valentines. If I had a guy to give a valentine to I would, but I'd be taking it fairly seriously, so I think that's the basis of my feeling about Valentine's Day. I take it more seriously than when I was little, in which case it's not a relevant holiday for me right now. *shrug* If that made any sense... :)
There.
Having said that, I did enjoy the chocolate Dad gave me this morning. Also, I'm babysitting for a friend of mine tonight, so she and her husband can go out...and I made cookies to take to the kids. I'd say Valentine's Day is a good excuse for making cookies! ;) And they are pink... I half-way thought about making some with blue icing, because one of the kids I'm babysitting is a boy, but then I figured that a three year-old isn't going to care what color the cookies are because, hey! they're cookies! :D Right?
Anyways, I don't "celebrate" Valentine's Day, but have a happy Valentine's Day anyway! :)
I have something to post about later, too... if I have time.
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Maybe I'm not as German as you, but I still am a little bit! :)
If I had a guy to give a valentine to, I wouldn't wait until today to do it. If that made any sense.
You're part German too??! I didn't know that!
Yes, that made sense. That's kind of part of my thinking about it...
Well, I don't use my German-ity as an excuse to dislike cheesy holidays or harass bagboys ;)
You two may feel differently about V-Day later!
On another note, we, as Christians, see holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, differently. However, I was saying yesterday that most holidays are another way for stores to make money.
I like most holidays myself!
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