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At some point husband and I decided that we should each make the Valentine for the other as an agreement. This continued for several years – examples – he made me a reproduction 18th century pin ball (holds pins while hanging from my waist not a game with metal balls and noise). I stitched him a a heart – complete with major veins and arteries. I make (or at least used to make) a line of small hand stitched seated bears out of stuffed round pieces of fabric, gathered tightly around their edges to sell – so I made him one of me working at my embroidery and the next year made him one of him working a tiny wooden bench for me with a heart painted on it (He even had safety glasses on which I made). The year we each took a piece of paper and drew on it – mine had a heart, glued on pennies and I wrote “It makes cents to me that I love you” was the last year we bothered – sometime back in the last century.
His family was big on gifts – giving them and expecting them. It took me decades to convince him when I say there is nothing I want I am not playing games as on TV and in movies – I realize mean that there is nothing I want and that he should be happy that he has provided me with everything I could want.
Hey man, I do the same thing. Sometimes I get distracted and then realize “I have to tell Jason he is special as hell.” So I make “date cards” and special “Event Cards” that are not for public consumption.
jmworacle about 1 year ago
The last part doomed you, kid.
Rhetorical_Question about 1 year ago
Leave out the excuses?
markkahler52 about 1 year ago
And a coupon for KFC! Big Kiss, Inbound!!
Pet about 1 year ago
What, he can’t pedal past a 7/11 on the way to her house?
ladykat Premium Member about 1 year ago
Gallant effort, Baldo!
DaBump Premium Member about 1 year ago
LOL, thanks for the lines so we can print it out and cut it out!
kaycstamper about 1 year ago
Should have just made it…as if he INTENDED to! Now he just killed the romance.
delennwen about 1 year ago
And now a bunch of readers have something to cut out of the paper or print out from GoComics to give to their loved ones! Cute!
RonnieAThompson Premium Member about 1 year ago
Happy Valentine’s Day everyone.
James Lindley Premium Member about 1 year ago
He should’ve left out the line “romantic, huh?”. The rest of it was spot on.
raybarb44 about 1 year ago
Bad form indeed..,.
eb110americana about 1 year ago
Make it good for one free pizza, and I think you’re set!
Thorby about 1 year ago
BEAUTIFUL Penmanship!
mafastore about 1 year ago
At some point husband and I decided that we should each make the Valentine for the other as an agreement. This continued for several years – examples – he made me a reproduction 18th century pin ball (holds pins while hanging from my waist not a game with metal balls and noise). I stitched him a a heart – complete with major veins and arteries. I make (or at least used to make) a line of small hand stitched seated bears out of stuffed round pieces of fabric, gathered tightly around their edges to sell – so I made him one of me working at my embroidery and the next year made him one of him working a tiny wooden bench for me with a heart painted on it (He even had safety glasses on which I made). The year we each took a piece of paper and drew on it – mine had a heart, glued on pennies and I wrote “It makes cents to me that I love you” was the last year we bothered – sometime back in the last century.
His family was big on gifts – giving them and expecting them. It took me decades to convince him when I say there is nothing I want I am not playing games as on TV and in movies – I realize mean that there is nothing I want and that he should be happy that he has provided me with everything I could want.
baraktorvan about 1 year ago
Hey man, I do the same thing. Sometimes I get distracted and then realize “I have to tell Jason he is special as hell.” So I make “date cards” and special “Event Cards” that are not for public consumption.