Comments on: What Can Singles Do This Valentines Day So They Won’t Feel So Forgotten?

By: Mike M.

Mike M. — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 05:40:31 +0000

I have to admit, some of my fire was relinquished with your question and the following statements you made. Some of my follow Y!A users also took more of the flame as well. I’d like to suggest you get together with your children and do something as a family. Who knows? You just might end up really enjoying yourselves.

By: Kevin R

Kevin R — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 05:23:35 +0000

Valentines Day is a very special time .
It is named after Saint Valentine , and for his sacrifice , for the
Sacrament of Marriage .
He was tortured cruelly, and finally killed by his King for Marrying
the Kings soldiers , against the Kings will , so they could be Married under Gods law .
Valentines Day is to remind us of our love and fidelity to the one
we have chosen as our partner .
It offers us an opportunity to renew our commitment to each other
and touch one another with love and kindness .

By: my ol' ball and chain

my ol' ball and chain — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 00:51:58 +0000

get all your single friends together and go do something fun. go to dinner, throw a party, clubs, etc. this is tough-ie. that’s why i don’t celebrate valentines day (i have someone for 3 years but i refuse to celebrate it) because it shouldn’t be considered a holiday or something to celebrate if everyone cant celebrate it. people think it’s to remind you of the ones you love and do something special, i think those special things should be done all the time and they shouldn’t be done just because of a holiday.

By: makwa196

makwa196 — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:45:33 +0000

In my pre-Joe days a group of my girls and I got together and made a yummy meal together and dessert. Then watched some good new movies and ended up drinking a bit of wine and talking about all our stuff and the world, family etc. When you ain’t got a honey Valentine’s is lonely without a plan and some “sisters.”