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It's Valentine's Day (US) so what will you do?

PhilX

I'll build a fire in the fireplace for when my wife comes home and then I'll just try to help her be comfortable, she's not feeling well right now.

thedoc wrote:I'll build a fire in the fireplace for when my wife comes home and then I'll just try to help her be comfortable, she's not feeling well right now.

Nasty flu season. I hope the fire helps her sweat.

She's able to move around even though she's not feeling well?

PhilX

Philosophy Explorer wrote:It's Valentine's Day (US) so what will you do?

I.. ate lots of protein, drank rum n pineapple, and talked to a French admirer in Paris via Facebook Messenger for a few hours.

TV n sofa now.. for one.

Philosophy Explorer wrote: Nasty flu season. I hope the fire helps her sweat.

She's able to move around even though she's not feeling well?

PhilX

Apparently she's not feeling that bad, just enough to not feel well. She had cataract surgery a few months ago and was concerned that there might be some connection, but she went to her eye doctor and there is no connection. Pink eye on top of a mild cold. Just enough to make her feel bad but not enough to slow her down. Thanks for your concern, I'll tell her.

I knew some stupid yank would bring up their nasty, shallow, commercialised version of 'St. Valentine's day'. Is there no end to your vulgar revoltingness?

vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I knew some stupid yank would bring up their nasty, shallow, commercialised version of 'St. Valentine's day'. Is there no end to your vulgar revoltingness?

I knew you would turn up like a bad penny/farthing. Nothing commercialized here as I don't get paid. Revoltingness!!!!! The American Revolution was over 200 years ago so you must be living in the past.

PhilX

Philosophy Explorer wrote:

vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I knew some stupid yank would bring up their nasty, shallow, commercialised version of 'St. Valentine's day'. Is there no end to your vulgar revoltingness?

I knew you would turn up like a bad penny/farthing. Nothing commercialized here as I don't get paid. Revoltingness!!!!! The American Revolution was over 200 years ago so you must be living in the past.

PhilX

Couldn't help but see it. And it had to be the resident village idiot who posted it.

MagsJ wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote:It's Valentine's Day (US) so what will you do?

I.. ate lots of protein, drank rum n pineapple, and talked to a French admirer in Paris via Facebook Messenger for a few hours.

TV n sofa now.. for one.

Why so glum? Many people would like to be in your spot.

PhilX

vegetariantaxidermy wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote:

vegetariantaxidermy wrote:I knew some stupid yank would bring up their nasty, shallow, commercialised version of 'St. Valentine's day'. Is there no end to your vulgar revoltingness?

I knew you would turn up like a bad penny/farthing. Nothing commercialized here as I don't get paid. Revoltingness!!!!! The American Revolution was over 200 years ago so you must be living in the past.

PhilX

Couldn't help but see it. And it had to be the resident village idiot who posted it.

You're the expert on Village Idiots every time you look in the mirror.

PhilX

Philosophy Explorer wrote:

vegetariantaxidermy wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote:
I knew you would turn up like a bad penny/farthing. Nothing commercialized here as I don't get paid. Revoltingness!!!!! The American Revolution was over 200 years ago so you must be living in the past.

PhilX

Couldn't help but see it. And it had to be the resident village idiot who posted it.

You're the expert on Village Idiots every time you look in the mirror.

PhilX

And she's so grumpy about it, really puts the lie to the phrase "Ignorance is Bliss".

Philosophy Explorer wrote:It's Valentine's Day (US) so what will you do?

PhilX

I think it might be Valentine's Day pretty much everywhere in the developed world.

So, as the OP of the question, what did you do?

I hope you had a day filled with love, romantic or otherwise.

ForCruxSake wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote:It's Valentine's Day (US) so what will you do?

PhilX

I think it might be Valentine's Day pretty much everywhere in the developed world.

So, as the OP of the question, what did you do?

I hope you had a day filled with love, romantic or otherwise.

I exchanged Valentine's greetings with a neighbor. Otherwise the day was routine for me.

PhilX

Philosophy Explorer wrote:

ForCruxSake wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote:It's Valentine's Day (US) so what will you do?

So, as the OP of the question, what did you do?

I hope you had a day filled with love, romantic or otherwise.

I exchanged Valentine's greetings with a neighbor. Otherwise the day was routine for me.

If you love routine, it would have been a perfect day!

ForCruxSake wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote:

ForCruxSake wrote: So, as the OP of the question, what did you do?

I hope you had a day filled with love, romantic or otherwise.

I exchanged Valentine's greetings with a neighbor. Otherwise the day was routine for me.

If you love routine, it would have been a perfect day!

Some of my days are. I hope your day went well too.

PhilX