There was a snow-covered package waiting on my doorstep for me this morning…my latest Hallmark Press Pause shipment!
Inside I found all sorts of great Valentine’s goodies, like…
“Cupig”: He shuffles and shakes his belly while singing a parody of the “Cupid Shuffle” ($15.95 with the purchase of 3 cards)
Keep Hallmark in mind when looking for Valentine’s surprises for your loved ones, young and old!
What about you…what’s on your list for Valentine’s Day? Do you celebrate it? When dating and first married, the holiday held an entirely different meaning. I worry more now about classroom Valentine’s activities than I do about extravagant romantic purchases, but I’d like to think that I show my loved ones how I feel every day!
We’re taking a mini family vacay soon, so hubby and I will probably just exchange cards, and the girls will each find a book and a little box of Disney Princess chocolates waiting for them at the breakfast table.
(Frannie’s book: Nancy Clancy, Secret Admirer – the second chapter book featuring the beloved Fancy Nancy character. Maggie’s book: Berenstain Bears Funny Valentine.)
I’d love to know what other couples/families do to celebrate…or not!
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Hi Kate,
We don't celebrate on Valentine's Day but will try to make an effort to go out to dinner – sans kiddies – in the next few weeks.
I really don't want my hubby spending a crazy amount of $$ on roses that will only last a few days anyway – I would prefer flowers just because (not that that happens often, but there's always hope….)
We always exchange cards. A long time ago we would go out for dinner on that day, the 14th – but it became so busy in the restaurants and only with two set dining times. And flowers on Valentine's Day are very much inflated in price. So that said, we don't do much. I will prepare a nice meal or we'll order in sushi and have champagne. Cheers.