Community Chat

[JaneMarple]

With the awful weather, a shortage of road salt and unsafe roads many couples will be house bound, but that might not be so terrible. We may have lots of babies by Thanksgiving and Christmas.

[Shorty2U]

Ha I said the same thing! There will be a lot of babies being born this year lol. Our Valentines wasn't ruined because we went out to dinner last night before the storm. We haven't exchanged gifts yet but we only exchange cards and flower and or candy. To me going out was fine with me. (It was Italian style!).

[depglass]

Not going out to dinner on Valentines Day? Priceless. Its the second busiest day of the year after Mother's Day.

[NoelSeven]

Hopefully, some have invested in numerous flameless candles just in case the power goes out... it could become a very romantic setting

[Cranberries]

How can it be ruined? Eat some chocolate, drink some booze, light a candle, BOOM rooooomance!

[hckynut]

Since Valentines Day is "our special day", nothing including the weather can or will ever spoil it.

[MomOf4]

On 2/13/2014 hckynut said:

Since Valentines Day is "our special day", nothing including the weather can or will ever spoil it.

Awww John, that's the best answer EVER!!

[Marianne1]

My husband hedged his bets and brought me flowers yesterday before the storm hit.

I feel bad for the florists!

(we have dinner plans for Sat night, so hopefully we can find the main road by then)

[MickD]

Jane ~ HAHA! I am blessed with lovely weather and a lovely teenage son - he has the day off tomorrow and we are going to go out to lunch. I hope everyone makes the best out of Valentine's Day....there's nothing wrong with snuggling!

[JaneMarple]

I'm thinking about the canceled restaurant reservations, the flowers that won't/can't be delivered and the bakeries left with undelivered goodies.