Gestures of friendship to unsuspecting victims... if tastefully done, I approve.
If tastelessly done, maybe
I'm glad that a friend I don't *quite* have the nerve to do a valentine for has a birthday I *think* on 2/7 so I will be able to be nice with impunity (and he'll be grateful if it's reasonably subtle 'cause it's #60).
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01-29-2007, 10:29 AM #1
Sue
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01-29-2007, 11:33 AM #2
Lanky Lass
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I am always leery of surprise anythings...I don't have the temperament for it.
I always hated surprise birthday parties. I started taking my holidays around my birthday so I wouldn't have people 'surprise' me.
That, plus my birthday is at the end of May, so it's a good time to go anyway
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But if you think it will be successful, go for it.
East Hill
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01-29-2007, 12:58 PM #3
Small world, big life!
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Hubby and I have a special memory of Valentine's Day. It's when our son was conceived, 14 years ago.
No cards, no flowers, no candy on Valentine's Day for us. Just a knowing, grateful look across the dinner table as our boy shares with us another of the wonderful things that came to bloom in his vivid imagination.
Karen
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