Can't Buy ME Love
Okay, I know what you're thinking, but don't get me wrong - I'm no cynic.
In fact, I enjoy helping the kids write out their cute school valentines, as well as surprising them with a few tasty treats. I recognize that they look forward to this day, as I did in my childhood, and the fact that they get into the spirit of giving and creativity. But when I answer honestly about no special Valentine plans or the fact that my lovely and I don't exchange gifts, why am I looked upon as a Debbie Downer; someone who isn't romantic? I find myself defending my position year after year; the fact that commercialism is robbing the very definition of love itself.
Well this year was different...thank you Google for stating it better than I ever could! ---> Google Video
Peace out. Love. ❤
Courtesy of Google doodle for Valentine's Day. The Original song was "Cold, Cold Heart" from Tony Bennett
Well, Debbie Downer (that's my ❤'s nickname for me) I am down on Valentine's Day, too! (My students were calling it VD for short...fitting...no?) Just don't get me started!!! I too get weird looks when I saw me & my ❤ don't exchange gifts (EVER). Sorry, Charlie...But my hubby tells me everyday, without solicitation, how he feels about me. I don't need some day designated for him to do that. By the way, if that was the only day he told & showed me his ❤ there'd be some problems. NO?
ReplyDeleteI agree and thank you for commenting! After I posted this I received some feedback from others that share the same opinion. Apparently we are not alone!
ReplyDeleteI'm not surprised. Now we need to work on those other holidays...
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