What Singles Awareness Day Goodies Do You Have Your Eye On?

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What Singles Awareness Day Goodies Do You Have Your Eye On?

  • The Critters -- Bears, bunnies, heffalumps and woozles galore!

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  • The Valentine Cards -- nothing like reliving memories of grade school card exchanges!

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  • The Clothing -- After all, nothing makes me happier than a pair of Valentine's Socks!

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  • All the Zany Extras -- Light-up necklaces, bobble heads, hearts on headbands? Yes, please!

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  • Total voters
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tourist

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#41
huh I thought was Chinese New Year, am planning to go out for yum cha. Again.
I wasnt aware it was also singles awareness....

My eyes are on har gow and siu mai, and those polo baus and dan tarts.
Maybe you're down for some kimchee too?
 

tourist

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I would choose chocolate... a little bit of Mars and a little bit of Hershey’s. My go to favorite and sentimental place though is Sees Candies. They started out near my home town and has been a family favorite since I was born. Now they are nation wide. They use Guittard chocolate which is one of my favs. My mom use to give my brother and I the chocolate eggs for Easter and raspberry truffles for my birthday every year.
God bless Mom.
 

Lanolin

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#43
Maybe you're down for some kimchee too?
No thats Korean
Im not really much of a fan of kim chee I have to say! sorry.

I'll have hot pot though.
 

kinda

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Ruby123

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I tried making turkish delight and it turned out a disaster. It tasted like it was diluted or something. You could get the gist of it because of the rose water essence but either the recipe lacked some of the ingredients or the quantities were wrong.
 

cinder

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I've had real turkish delight and my overall response was something like "c'mon Edmund this isn't nearly good enough of a bribe to do anything; it's just like fancy all natural gummies" So yeah cake and ice cream or something with just as much creamy fatness as sugar if you want to motivate me.
 

Lynx

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I also was not very impressed with turkish delight... but in the time period in which the movie was set, they didn't have anything better against which to compare it. At least I hope they didn't. If they did, they had no taste at all.
 

Lynx

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Speaking of single awareness day... this Sunday I'm scheduled to do church service preliminaries - announcements, offering, prayer requests, etc. This Sunday happens to be February 14th.

I commented about this to the pastor's wife, as it seemed to me rather foolhardy that they would put a known smart-alec in charge of the service on such a day. She said, "Just bridle your tongue, Isaac. You can do it."

Forget the sound of one hand clapping. If you hear the sound of 180 eyes rolling, coming from somewhere in the direction of west Tennessee, that'll be us.
 

cinder

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I also was not very impressed with turkish delight... but in the time period in which the movie was set, they didn't have anything better against which to compare it. At least I hope they didn't. If they did, they had no taste at all.
It was set in WWII era. It wasn't that long ago and they had cake as far back as the late 1700's I think we're just going to have to chalk that one up to children's tastes (and in all fairness maybe it was something attractive because it was fairly exotic).
 

Lanolin

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Just make sure they aren't being offered to you by this lady...

her dreads are freaky
Or is it cos her hair is frozen?
Didnt the Disney movie Frozen rip off Narnia a little? Or was it just the whole Snow Queen story.

sorry just being random.
 

Lanolin

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a lady came in last night looking for teddy bears in the bookshop for valentines day
we dont have any sorry.
We have a teddy bear furry bookmark though.

I dont thnk the chocolate is really selling...it kinda sells all year round. Chocolate is chocolate, just with different packaging. Some people still have chocolates left over from Christmas!

What Ive seen is jewellery stores making a big deal of it (valentines) though.

Im not really into jewellery or bling though myself.
 

cinder

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So yeah before I go for the whole eating healthier thing, there is steak, turtle cheesecake, and strawberries and whipping cream to make real whipped cream all in the fridge after my grocery shopping last night. Because who needs chocolates when you can have cheesecake (with chocolate on top of course)?
 

Lanolin

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I think children need chocolates. Theyre quite handy as it stops them from talking for a while.
Maybe the number of chocolates given represent the number of children you are going to have?

Or...you save them up for Halloween. Or Easter. Happy Chocolate day!

Why dont people give eggs? I think that might be more appropriate for valentines day.