Gifting someone you love with chocolates or flowers is a symbol. Neither gift lasts long; however, the daily reminder throughout the year of how important someone is to you is like watching the flowers grow and bloom or watching fillings be surrounded in chocolate in a candy factory. Giving chocolates and flowers to a loved one is like giving hugs and kisses. Chocolates and flowers are visible, tangible. If they are given with kindness and love, they can be received with gratitude and pleasure. And sharing chocolate with a loved one helps them stick with their diet.
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I had a box of chocolates and I ate one and gave away the rest of them. But I did enjoy the one!
Happy Valentine's Day!
I am hoping to get some flowers, but it is getting them home on my bike that is the challenge :-)
i trust that which lasts all year over one day....smiles....i took care of mine...and my boys so...
happy valentines cici
I love chocolates and flowers, but I don't jump every time there is a Hallmark Holiday. The unexpected chocolate is more fun. Sharing a chocolate at a meal at unexpected times is more fun. I am more appreciative of the guy who cleans up the kitchen after I cooked the dinner.
Happy Valentine's Day, CiCi! We don't make a big deal for the day, but it's a good excuse for chocolates!
I love that pillow. Happy Valentine's Day to you.
I got some 85% cocoa chocolate from my loved one, and I will enjoy it and will NOT share! :-)
This time chocolate came from a restaurant when Buddy and I went for lunch :)
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