Happy what?

LSPoorEeyorick · 02-14-2008, 10:20 AM

Yeah, well, not everyone celebrates VD that way. We don't even exchange gifts, but we do set aside time to be together. We try to be romantic every chance we get (it's not hard because we're fond of the snuggling - both the literal kind and Marge Simpson's euphemism) but I tend to feel that holidays are a nice reminder to slow down and enjoy the people in your life. Has everything to do with time and energy, little to do with bowing to what the commercials "demand" of us.

Our VD date involves going to the pier to watch the sunset and take photos of it together - as I've alluded to before, nothing makes us feel more affectionate than being creative together.

And hey, dead vegetation is pretty.

02-14-2008, 10:20 AM	#11
LSPoorEeyorick scribblin' Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: in the moment Posts: 3,872	Yeah, well, not everyone celebrates VD that way. We don't even exchange gifts, but we do set aside time to be together. We try to be romantic every chance we get (it's not hard because we're fond of the snuggling - both the literal kind and Marge Simpson's euphemism) but I tend to feel that holidays are a nice reminder to slow down and enjoy the people in your life. Has everything to do with time and energy, little to do with bowing to what the commercials "demand" of us. Our VD date involves going to the pier to watch the sunset and take photos of it together - as I've alluded to before, nothing makes us feel more affectionate than being creative together. And hey, dead vegetation is pretty.
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