Rebecca and I didn’t really do anything out of the ordinary on Valentine’s Day. I wasn’t sure whether I’d be working that day until about five days prior, so I didn’t have time to make reservations anywhere exciting. I gave her a letter I wrote for her, and we relaxed and enjoyed each others company for awhile. I helped her a little with her website and taught her some HTML and explained that we’re going to have to use CSS instead of tables for laying out her slices next time around.

We went for a walk out in the snow; I need to learn to keep gloves and a hat with me at all times. We ate a light dinner at Chevy’s, having had a rather late lunch. Chevy’s actually decided to close early because of the snow. At least, that’s the reason they gave. Our meal did come out suspiciously fast, so I should have known that something was up.

After dinner, we drove home and watched the Olympics and talked for awhile. All in all, not the most exciting Valentine’s Day I’ve given her by any means, but it was definitely the most relaxing, and maybe the most enjoyable. Am I a little embarrassed that I took my girlfriend out to the Chevy’s in St. Charles for a Valentine’s Day meal? Yeah. But I’ll make up for it this weekend.

embracingthemelody:

velociraptorfromthesea:

thedailywhat:

Lee Bretschneider: “Lost Valentine’s Day Cards”

Embiggen: Jin; Locke; Ben; Sayid; Kate; Hurley.

See Also: Jack.

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WANT!

Excellent!

There is nobody in my life here that would understand these, though.