Happy Valentines Day DU!!!!!!!!

[Lady Freedom]

[mongo]

1. and a happy valentines day to you and yours!

and everyone else here at DU!

We are busy today at the store - that's for sure. And we'll be having a drawing for a love swing at six. That should make someone very happy!

[Lady Freedom]

3. That sounds like fun!!!!

[Lady Freedom]

2. FOREVER AND FOR ALWAYS (Shania Twain)

In your arms I can still feel the way you
want me when you hold me
I can still hear the words you whispered
when you told me
I can stay right here forever in your arms

And there ain't no way--
I'm lettin' you go now
And there ain't no way--
and there ain't no how
I'll never see that day....

Chorus:
'Cause I'm keeping you
forever and for always
We will be together all of our days
Wanna wake up every
morning to your sweet face--always

Mmmm, baby
In your heart--I can still hear
a beat for every time you kiss me
And when we're apart,
I know how much you miss me
I can still feel your love for me in your heart

And there ain't no way--
I'm lettin' you go now
And there ain't now way--
and there ain't no how
I'll never see that day....

Repeat Chorus

(I wanna wake up every morning)

In your eyes--(I can still see
the look of the one) I can still see
the look of the one who really loves me
(I can still feel the way that you want)
The one who wouldn't put anything
else in the world above me
(I can still see your love for me) I can
still see your love for me in your eyes
(I still see the love)

And there ain't no way--
I'm lettin' you go now
And there ain't no way--
and there ain't no how
I'll never see that day....

Repeat Chorus (2x)

I'm keeping you forever and for always
I'm in your arms

[Lady Freedom]

4. some history about the day!!!

http://www.theholidayspot.com/valentine/history_of_valentine.htm

As early as the fourth century B.C., the Romans engaged in an annual young man's rite to passage to the God Lupercus. The names of the teenage women were placed in a box and drawn at random by adolescent men; thus, a man was assigned a woman companion for the duration of the year, after which another lottery was staged. After eight hundred years of this cruel practice, the early church fathers sought to end this practice... They found an answer in Valentine, a bishop who had been martyred some two hundred years earlier.