I used to think Valentine's Day was a cynical Hallmark occasion. I no
longer believe that, mainly because online communication technology and
the price of stamps means no-one sends cards any more. Sure, it's still a
cynical occasion just not a Hallmark one. Anyway why should one day a
year be devoted to the ones we love? What about the other 364 (or this
year 365 days)? Also, it's such a narrow definition of love and only one
piece of the relationship puzzle. Luckily for me, this Valentine's Day
was spent in a place that I love with most of those most important to
me. Late checkout meant that until lunch time I was at the beach with my husband, my son, my mum and the dogs. And in the evening there was a gathering with my sisters and their husbands and offspring. And that's the way it should be except that tomorrow I have to go back to work. At least I think I do. There's still a Lotto ticket from Saturday's draw in my wallet. Until I check it, there's still hope it's a winner. I love that as a possibility too.
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