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   simpsonfan2 said, 10 months ago

   That is why it’s better to give diamonds.
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   lightenup said, 10 months ago

   LOL! “Mixed Message Week”!
   Seriously, stop, ladies! You’re giving women a bad name! This is why I am crystal clear about what I want (or don’t want or if I don’t care, it really doesn’t matter to me). Of course, I remember there was one time when we were first married and I was pregnant. I said that we’ve been spending too much money, so I was fine with just going out to dinner (I really was!). But then his work buddies told him that I secretly wanted something, so he bought me a piece of jewelry. We had a long talk about who to believe after that…
   
   Good morning, Cathy friends! Lots to do today, including finding a doctor. :-(
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   PhoebeDog said, 10 months ago

   We always celebrated February 14th as St. Phoebe’s Day, since that was our dog Phoebe’s birthday. If you celebrate Valentine’s Day on the 15th, it’s so much cheaper. I got twice the candy for 1/2 the price, though he’s on strict orders this year NOT to do candy, flowers, or anything else. Seriously, I’ve never understood why people get all worked up—it’s just a day.
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   ncalifgirl58 said, 10 months ago

   I’ll take diamonds anyday simpsonfan. lol Hope everyone’s health is ok lightenup. Happy Monday all.
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   SUSAN NEWMAN said, 10 months ago

   It really creeps me out when two people say the same thing (with the same speech balloon).
   Makes me think they’re zombies, not humans.
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   Anona Mouse said, 10 months ago

   My OH has never gone in for Valentine’s Day. Or anniversaries. And even for birthdays and Christmas, I have to not only choose but order!

   A surprise box with two chocolates in would be amazingly wonderful.
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   catsarge said, 10 months ago

   Just taking the time to deliver a well-chosen card does wonders for most people. I put cards in the mail today for my daughters, my mom, my brother, and my sweetie, and I think they will all be delighted to receive theirs. Cards via snail mail are welcome any other day of the year as well, I would think.

   Nothing terribly wrong, I hope, lightenup.

   Have a great week, Cathy Clan!
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   Saucy FREE DRY said, 10 months ago

   Bad timing this year for a lot of folks who decide to give up candy/chocolate for Lent.
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   Teresa said, 10 months ago

   @lightenup

   Hope you feel better soon!
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    Teresa said, 10 months ago

    Cathy and lady-co-worker don’t want to spoil their appetite for whtn they get chocolate for Valentines!
    
    Wait for the good stuff, girls!
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    GretchensMom said, 10 months ago

    My husband and I long ago agreed on just a heartfelt card and a nice dinner out for Valentine’s Day. While I love flowers, it always depresses me to watch them wither away, day by day, until they finally die and have to be thrown out so I’ve always requested NO FLOWERS PLEASE. No chocolate either since I’m always on a diet this time of year and all I’d want to do is just sit down and eat the whole box at one time because I’m SUCH a chocoholic!!!!! But with Christmas just 48 days ago (51 when the actual 14th rolls around), we like to keep things really simple — it’s just so much nicer that way.

     

    Hi, rgcviper!

     

    Hello and Happy Monday fellow “Cathy” nuts. Hope everyone had a nice day today and a really great weekend!
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    hendelca said, 10 months ago

    For many years after we were married, I gave my wife something for Valentines Day – a card, flowers, chocolates (not all at the same time). Then I realized that I was expected to give something but I never received anything in return – other than maybe a thank you. I explained to my wife that the celebration of Valentine’s Day did not mean that men bought women something but that everyone showed or gave a token of their love. Since that time we have wished each other a ‘Happy Valentine’s Day’ and that is all. Well – sometimes one of us will cheat and get something small for the other. Somehow, this makes the day seem much more special than giving something that is expected – maybe even mandated.
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    lindz.coop said, 10 months ago

    Hi Cathyites!! We go out to dinner & get each other a card. Once in a while we might sneak something very little into the card — like you hendelca — just as a surprise. We also go to a Folky Valentine concert — & that’s the best!
    Hope all is well lightenup.
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    rgcviper (Free Dry) said, 10 months ago

    As long as I live, I’ll never understand these two women.
    

    
    HI, MOM. Greetings, a day late, Clan.
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