June: I love getting homemade valentines from my children! But not so much from my husband!
Norman: I told you to buy a card before they got picked-over!
Ralph: Will you at least hang it on the refrigerator?
I always make my own (but not in crayon). Easier for me to write from my own heart, and not what someone else thought up. Besides, I can put the $5 towards some quality chocolates.
Like 2OLD, I got an ecard from my new beau. He is really terrific; I don’t need even that (just his kisses).And Kleaners- nothing wrong with using Homer (or any of the other cartoon characters. I love that my man likes all kinds of humor – just like me!
In our paper today the question was asked, “why is Valentines Day aimed at women and kids?” Do something for your guy, take HIM out to dinner, have his car detailed! I got mine a huge heart shaped box of chocolates, he loved it! He loves candy. He gave me a Starbucks card, I love coffee!I think flowers are a waste of money. Just love one another all year not just Valentines day! I also make my own greeting cards, they are a lot of work, and I have to decide if someone is “card worthy” before I make one!!
There are so many software packages and web sites for making cards that waiting to the last minute is really no excuse. Buy some card stock from Staples, and print your own. I did this for years (before I ran though all the good designs on the American Greetings create-n-print web site) and everyone in the family loved them.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member almost 11 years ago
I got a computer one from MY husband! Shame on you Ralph! Here is one for everybody….
davanden almost 11 years ago
This is what Veblen called the pecuniary canons of taste. It’s not worth something unless you spend money on it.
bethy85 almost 11 years ago
Ungrateful… I love handwritten love notes from my husband.
le-roy almost 11 years ago
Yeah, Ralph, it doesn’t count unless you spent $5 for a piece of cardboard. Never mind the beautiful poem I’m sure he wrote inside.
cruiserd almost 11 years ago
I always make my own (but not in crayon). Easier for me to write from my own heart, and not what someone else thought up. Besides, I can put the $5 towards some quality chocolates.
kleanerz almost 11 years ago
What’s wrong with a homemade card? That shows a lot more thought than just going to the store and picking something off the rack.
kleanerz almost 11 years ago
I, however, did not make my fiancee’s card. It did have Homer Simpson on it though.
rgcviper almost 11 years ago
I know this doesn’t directly relate to today’s gag, but …
Is Honeybunch actually NOT wearing her apron today? [Gasp!]
vldazzle almost 11 years ago
Like 2OLD, I got an ecard from my new beau. He is really terrific; I don’t need even that (just his kisses).And Kleaners- nothing wrong with using Homer (or any of the other cartoon characters. I love that my man likes all kinds of humor – just like me!
vldazzle almost 11 years ago
Generally always cooking something special. We’ll have our oysters as soon as he’s done acting in this play (next week).
amethyst52 Premium Member almost 11 years ago
In our paper today the question was asked, “why is Valentines Day aimed at women and kids?” Do something for your guy, take HIM out to dinner, have his car detailed! I got mine a huge heart shaped box of chocolates, he loved it! He loves candy. He gave me a Starbucks card, I love coffee!I think flowers are a waste of money. Just love one another all year not just Valentines day! I also make my own greeting cards, they are a lot of work, and I have to decide if someone is “card worthy” before I make one!!
shamino almost 11 years ago
There are so many software packages and web sites for making cards that waiting to the last minute is really no excuse. Buy some card stock from Staples, and print your own. I did this for years (before I ran though all the good designs on the American Greetings create-n-print web site) and everyone in the family loved them.