Tuesday, February 01, 2011

Happy 1st day of February! It's a lovely month, yes? It's funny... my husband and I used to hate it. (Besides my birthday, that's just a special day that should literally be celebrated every.day.of.the.year.) When my husband and I were dating and then into our marriage, Valentine's Day was a crabby day. Something always seemed to go wrong. Scary (and psycho) old landlady dancing around in our living room in nothing but her undies, bad news in the mail, a trip to the ER, etc., AND etc. So we turned into not liking V-day so much. However, that changed 9 years ago. You see, I got a call at work and was told that Hero & I had been picked to be the adoptive parents of our precious Boo! Yep - that call came on VALENTINE'S DAY!!! You shoulda heard the whooping, the screaming, the HALLELUJAH'S ringing through the office that day! Then along came Little Slugger... who was a *surprise* miracle baby. His birthday is also in February, 5 days after mine! Ah, February is now rose-tinted for us.

What are we going to do to celebrate February? Why, hang up heart cut-outs! Bake heart-shaped cookies! Write little love-notes! All kinds of fun stuff! What are you going to do to celebrate this month?

Ideas needed? Click HERE.


"All I really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt!"

~Lucy Van Pelt
(In Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz.)

5 comments:

Lisa Merkley said...

AMEN to the chocolate! Happy February to you!

HiHoRosie said...

Happy days for you and your sweet little family! And you inspired me to do some fun things. ;)

Julie@My5monkeys said...

this month is our anniversary :) 13 years together

Her Royal Highness said...

SOOOO happy that february has turned out to be a wonderful month for you! (And be looking in the mail for a little something from me - but it's still in the works, so it might be a little bit! Eeek!)

Melissa said...

It sounds like you should have an absolute PARTY every day this month!! I'm glad it's such a good one for you :D

Beauty alone makes all the world happy, and every being forgets its limitations as long as it experiences her enchantment.

Friedrich von Schiller