When You Don’t Have a Valentine to Love
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RachelMarch 11, 2014
In 8th grade my friends and I decided to bring a potluck lunch to share on Valentine's Day. We decked out our table with paper hearts, balloons, and fancy food. Everyone in the whole cafeteria wanted to see what was going on. It was a fun way to focus on friendship and not worry about romance.
JaceFebruary 11, 2014
I think the holiday is silly. Basically a concoction perpetuated by the retail industry to sell stuff and gives people a skewed view of love and romance. Add it to the long list of silly "days" on our calendar that I will not miss if they go away
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