> > However, when I got up this morning, he gave me his valentine for me. It's a very romantic card with a beautiful poem inside. I love it, but now I also feel silly--he gave me a very mature and heartfelt card, and I'll be giving him a goofy joke card. Oh well....
> >
> > --Jez"big dork"zika
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> Don't feel that way. The humour of it is an added bonus. The *real* gift is the time you spend making it and the things you write that shows how well you know him and how much you love him for those things.
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> Trav"always likes that kind of home-made, personal gifts"holt.

I agree COMPLETELY. I have NEVER had a Valentine's Day gift that was a TENTH of as cool as yours for Mike sounds. He'll love it, and if he doesn't, you can tell him to expect a visit from my Uncle Rocco. ;-)

Don "Hey, is youse de guy who din't like da Valentine's Day gift from Jezzyka? I gots a present for youse here myself. Just lemme get it outta my violin case" Monkey