Valentine's Day

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  1. biogardener
  2. Connie Krochmal
  3. jerrib
  4. Connie Krochmal
  5. biogardener
  6. Connie Krochmal

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Top 1.   Dec 24, 2004 2:39 AM

» biogardener - Valentine's Day Origins

This article is a nice complement to one which I published 6 years ago. I felt inspired one Sunday afternoon and wrote it in one sitting. I like telling stories, so mine has a different slant. Here it is:

-- posted by biogardener



Top 2.   Dec 26, 2004 11:56 AM

» Connie Krochmal - Re: Valentine's Day Origins

In response to Valentine's Day Origins posted by biogardener:

What an inspiring story. I enjoyed reading it very much, and am so glad you shared it. Thanks.

Connie

-- posted by Connie Krochmal



Top 3.   Dec 31, 2004 2:10 PM

» jerrib - Valentine's Day

As the New Year is popping in tomorrow, I guess it is time to start thinking of Valentine's Day. I was very surprised to see Valentine's candy displayed at my local grocery store yesterday!

-- posted by jerrib



Top 4.   Jan 1, 2005 3:57 AM

» Connie Krochmal - Re: Valentine's Day

In response to Valentine's Day posted by jerrib:

Yes, that is typical. As soon as Christmas is over they start displaying the Valentine's stuff.

-- posted by Connie Krochmal



Top 5.   May 3, 2005 8:36 AM

» biogardener - About the name of the saint

About the name of the saint. It is Valentinus in the original Latin and in most languages. English-speaking people insist on anglicizing names, so they changed it to Valentine.

-- posted by biogardener



Top 6.   May 8, 2005 3:32 AM

» Connie Krochmal - Re: About the name of the saint

In response to About the name of the saint posted by biogardener:

Yes, you are right. Thanks for pointing that out.

-- posted by Connie Krochmal



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