Valentine's Day is one of the worst of such holidays for me. Overpriced flowers, waiting 3 hours in a line at a restaurant, inevitable arguments because of unmet expectations, disappointed people with unidentified relationship boundaries, cupid this, love that....Puke. Twice.
My idea of a nice Valentine's Day is pretty much what my every day life is: Time together.
This Valentine's Day, Paul will be coming home from Texas after being gone there most of the week with a buddy. His friend was nervous to ask him to come visit because he knew he'd be coming home on Valentine's Day. My response "Psssh, GO!" I could care less if it's Valentine's Day when he comes home. In fact, I may actually enjoy some time to myself with the kids, some bubbles and some quiet time with a full-night movie night, party of one. I'm thinking of even hitting a movie solo in the afternoon one of those days he's gone.
Yes, I'll miss him like crazy. I always do, even if it's just a hard day of work and we don't see each other or talk much. But it has nothing to do with a Hallmark enforced holiday.
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