I may be a anti-Valentine's but that doesn't mean you can't tell us all, detail by detail, minute by minute, how amazingly fantastic and cozy your evening was. Speak out, woman!

*welcome hug to everyone that came in the last two hours where I was away*
*hug for everyone else that wants one* ;-)

Hello, Moon!

I would love another one of your hugs. *return hug*


Okay, here is a 10 step by step guide for you of my weekend. :-)

1. Work on Saturday morning.
2. Help dad get things ready for my mum's surprise Valentines Day meal.
3. Had romantic meal at home with my partner.
4. Had romantic evening.
5. Had romantic night.
6. Had romantic morning.
7. Had a fun day with my partner.
8. Went to bed.
9. Work on Monday.
10. Told Stilton about it on Tuesday.

Is that enough for you? :-)

Hey, everyone. Good morning/afternoon/evening/whichever. =)

Stick with us Owl, we'll get you laughing. ;)
Mornin' Crow.

And everyone. :-)

Yeah. The third season of The Simpsons >:-(
Also... I have absolutely no idea what Lent is. I grew up Mormon, and I never learned about other religions. We only had 2 important days (that I remember, anyway) - Easter Sunday and Christmas Day.

I'm feeling well mentally... So at least there is that :-)
I hope you feel better soon. I wish the best for you and your loved ones. *Super big hug*

With pleasure... :'-| Thanks, Agent... **extra big hug back**

That more like it....

Good morning, Crow and Endre! How are you both doing today?

Morning, Endre, Crow. Hope you're well, the weather's good, you're full of coffee and ready for some banter. I feel disturbingly upbeat today, which could be ominous....

A little chilly due to having a lot less hair than I did yesterday, but the four cups of coffee in the last twenty minutes are starting to compensate.
No clue why the hell I'm up so early, but I'm rolling with it.
The earbleed volume techno music I just put on is helping to blast out the cobwebs.

How are you doing today?

From Wikipedia:
Lent is a solemn religious observance in the liturgical calendar of many Christian denominations that begins on Ash Wednesday and covers a period of approximately six weeks before Easter Sunday. The traditional purpose of Lent is the preparation of the believer through prayer, penance, repentance of sins, almsgiving, atonement and self-denial. This event, along with its pious customs are observed by Christians in the Anglican, Calvinist, Lutheran, Methodist, and Roman Catholic traditions. Today, some Anabaptist and evangelical churches also observe the Lenten season.

As for Christmas, did you know that Santa originally wore green? It was only becasue of the Americans and Coca Cola that he is dressed in red and black (the colours of Coca Cola), part of a promotion done by Coca Cola a long time ago.
Good, becasue that's all the details you are getting. :-)

Thanks for the kind words, DD !! and for the big comforting hug... **Bigger hug back**
Glad your Valentines day went great !! :-)) (and don't care about the haters !!)
Yes, we call it "Mardi Gras" [Fat Tuesday.... lol], and usually eat pancakes... (but I go to the restaurant with some friends this evening)... The owlet has actually eaten an entire pancake in the morning, with her nanny... She's wearing a strawberry outfit :-D (kids usually dress up at Mardi Gras)...

= "What can we do to help take you mind of things?" = <---- Just being you... awesomely kind, as usual. I so much love this place :'-)

Must've been one hell of a nightmare.