I just got some boxes of kids' valentines for a dollar apiece and a fun strand of valentine heart lights for $2.50! What a steal! (I buy the kids' valentines because I like to plaster them all over the outside of shoeboxes and then clear-contact-paper over them for cute and fun storage boxes.) Bounty indeed. By the way, this is how I spent our $5, Grandparents. Thank you for the cute card, too!
I also found Adora, which is similar to Viactive, which my sister turned me on to this past weekend. They're basically vitamins disguised as chocolate, but the Viactive ones are corn-syrupy whereas the Adora are made from good dark chocolate. Eight dollars for 30 of them is a little steep, but at least I'm getting some calcium these days. Yum.
In other news, I got a call from our Realtor yesterday-- he has someone who is interested in seeing our house. He's going to try to show it this weekend and we'll see what happens. This news, of course, prompted a terrifically productive two hours of house touch-ups last night-- we patched all the cracks in the drywall and touch-up painted those areas, as well as painting the baseboards in the master bathroom which have bugged me since we moved in. I think they were just primed but never actually painted. I dare you to find a flaw in the house now! Later we made our traditional Valentine's Day stir fry and rice and then watched four episodes of Arrested Development, Season 2 Disc 2, until I just about fell asleep. Great way to spend V-day, I tell you.
Oh-- I neglected to tell you about the surprise last week! Sorry to leave you in suspense so long! A few weeks ago the News-Press, the local Fort Myers paper, had a notice on their website that one could submit notes and/or pictures and at no cost be published in their annual Book of Love, a special section of the newspaper that comes out February 7. Not one to pass up a chance to proclaim my affection for my handsome love, and also not one to embarrass him willingly, I submitted a cute picture of our feet on the beach and a note that said something like, "Right next to you is the best place on earth." (Awww.) I had also put Brad and Kath in there somewhere, but that got left out. Thankfully, Brad recognized the picture and believed me when I told him that it was actually for him. I'll scan it sometime so you can see.
That's all for now. It's about 65 and rainy here, so not such a happy-looking day. But I can't complain or my mother will call me with her current outdoor temperature and chastise me with sarcasm. :) Rightfully so.
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