
And last night, when I arrived at Nick's apartment for our Valentine's/5 month anniversary dinner, I found this on the armchair:
 A half dozen roses, interspersed with red berries & lush tropical leaves.  As you can see, the bouquet was flanked by a card & chocolates (a portion of the cost of which went to the United Way).  I don't know if you can see it, but the necklace I asked my co-worker to make (featuring a silver star-shaped bead and a British two-pound coin) is also hanging from the bouquet.
A half dozen roses, interspersed with red berries & lush tropical leaves.  As you can see, the bouquet was flanked by a card & chocolates (a portion of the cost of which went to the United Way).  I don't know if you can see it, but the necklace I asked my co-worker to make (featuring a silver star-shaped bead and a British two-pound coin) is also hanging from the bouquet. Here are the roses at home on my table.  :)  No matter what you can say about the commercialism of Valentine's Day, I feel pretty blessed right now.
Here are the roses at home on my table.  :)  No matter what you can say about the commercialism of Valentine's Day, I feel pretty blessed right now. 
 
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Auch, your Dad AND your BF. How nice to have two special men in your life.
Proper pictures of the necklace Mrs...!!!!
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