\\”Do you get sad on valentine\\’s day?\\” Sam-o asked a few days ago.<\/p>\n
To which, I replied \\”No.\\” Then I added in wistfulness, \\”But I may be slightly disappointed this year.\\”<\/p>\n
Then again, those of us who are single call this holiday a hallmark-created holiday, a foolish idea to sell red velvet hearts, chocolate kisses, and book two-seaters at romantic restaurants. I wish I knew more females in Pittsburgh so that I could do the dinner thing<\/a>.<\/p>\n I did buy my housemate a Mrs. Fields heart of assorted chocolates. Only because a few weeks ago, she offered me a piece of her Russell Stovers chocolates she left in the living room and I found myself eating one every time I was downstairs, resulting a near-empty box before my housemate finally noticed. I had a sheepish smile on my face.<\/p>\n Warning: if you offer something sweet to this girl, don\\’t expect it to be there the following day. I know my teammates remember what happened when one of our clients got us a box of salt water taffy. So good, by the way.<\/p>\n So in the end, perhaps I am happy because tomorrow there will be a huge sale on all things sweet and heart-attacking.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" \\”Do you get sad on valentine\\’s day?\\” Sam-o asked a few days ago. To which, I replied \\”No.\\” Then I added in wistfulness, \\”But I may be slightly disappointed this year.\\” Then again, those of us who are single call … Continue reading