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Your Valentine's Day Personality is Practical



As far as you're concerned, Valentine's Day is simply a commercial holiday.

You don't place any real meaning on it. You don't think it deserves too much celebration.



For you, Valentine's Day is just the day you avoid restaurants and candy stores.

If you love someone, you already show it. You don't need to go all out for a silly holiday to prove your love.

4 friends are talking:

Gary Church,  February 13, 2009 at 4:39 PM  

Mine was the same ... and it is 'so me' too. And I'm cool with it. :D

Lauren in GA,  February 14, 2009 at 7:49 PM  

I laughed at your comment on Nor's blog. I vouched for you that you are not psychotic. ☺

Thanks for telling me all about EFY. I appreciate it! I had no idea how expensive it is. I hope we can afford it because I have heard such great things about testimony building experiences that happen at EFY. Evan is only 11 now, so I have some time. I would say that I will save the money but I am lousy at saving money ;).

Bethanne,  February 15, 2009 at 5:46 PM  

Omigosh, I used to be the ridiculous romantic and used to pull out all of the little stops...and now, well, I'm still a closet romantic I guess...but I'm perfectly content with Netflix and dinner (as a family) now. It's still a great and special time to be together!

Shouldn't your loved ones know how much you love them EVERYDAY? :)

Lauren in GA,  February 16, 2009 at 9:55 AM  

Something is going cuckoo with my computer...

There was a post here about gas prices but, I couldn't comment on it and the rest of your blog came up as blank and now that post is gone as mysteriously as it came...

I just wanted to let you know...do you think my computer is having trouble?...again *sigh*...

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