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13-02-2009, 05:17 PM
We never bother normally but because it's our first as husband and wife and Woody kind of took the honeymoon period away from us I'm going to lots of effort for him.
I've bought a nice card and his favourite chocolates and have just printed off this to leave on his side of the bed:
Invitation to a Valentine’s meal for two
To my darling husband
I would like to invite you out to dinner to celebrate our first Valentine’s Day as husband and wife.
Date: Saturday 14 February 2009
Venue: our house
Time: 8pm
Dress code: sexy
Menu
Sweetcorn Fritters
Thai Green King Prawn Curry served with Pad Thai and Jasmine Rice
Washed down with copious amounts of Cava
for pudding you’ll just have to wait and see!
I have candles for the table and a red table cloth with candles and rubber ducks (love ducks!) for decoration.
Pudding is strawberries and squirty cream - no bowls or spoons;o)
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13-02-2009, 05:22 PM
Originally Posted by Pidge 
Pudding is strawberries and squirty cream - no bowls or spoons;o)
Arrrrrh....................young love, so sweet
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13-02-2009, 06:32 PM
Originally Posted by wufflehoond
We don't make a big deal of it to be honest and John's birthday is Feb 21st so we usually wait til his birthday. My brother is down this weekend so won't be a romantic Valentines Day LOL
thats so funny.,
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Location: xxxxx, UK
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13-02-2009, 07:33 PM
Originally Posted by Brundog
WOW SNAP !! Phils birthday is the 21st too - so we go out on his birthday !!
thats so funny.,
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Location: South Devon
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13-02-2009, 07:41 PM
Originally Posted by greyhoundk
We don't do anything, don't even get each other cards. Can't see the point its just commercialism if you ask me. Apart from that i think its more for singles, we've been together for 20 odd years. Why do you need Valentines Day to buy someone some flowers etc ?? Miserable cow aren't I ??
We say it is no different to any other day when we say I love you. We don't need a card and hubby regularly buys me flowers anyway.
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Location: Scottish Borders
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13-02-2009, 07:44 PM
Originally Posted by CheekyChihuahua
I've read all though the special plans for everyones' Valentines day and, I have to say, Hali your OH is very special!
Don't think too many men would do that out of choice
I hope your per uno bag contains something nice
Originally Posted by Pidge
Hali you officially have the loveliest OH ;o)
. But its right that you have a lovely romantic first valentine as a married couple - I don't expect you're OH to join you at poo picking at the local rescue for another 10 years
Originally Posted by CheekyChihuahua
I hope Woody has a nice Nylabone to chew on tomorrow night, as I don't think he'll be getting much company from you two lovebirds.............
Arrrrrh....................young love, so sweet
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13-02-2009, 09:10 PM
Originally Posted by random
Hahahahaaaaa thx for that I spat my coffee all over, cheers!
just reminded me when I was a student sharing a flat with two teachers - one of them had a puppy and one night he managed to get into the other teacher's room while he was 'entertaining' his girlfriend. Apparently the pup jumped on the bed and started licking any bare skin he could find
For some reason the girlfriend was not impressed and refused to stay over if the pup was there
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14-02-2009, 08:28 AM
My daughter is having a lovely valentines though. She went out for a meal at pizza hut last night with her boyfriend and some other friends then today they are both off to the zoo. He has also bought her a £100 necklace
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