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Valentine's Day


I had an absolutely wonderful Valentine's Day. It's actually the first Valentine's I've ever really celebrated. To celebrate, Walter surprised me and took me to TangoChicago where we had a group tango lesson and ate dinner. It was sooooo much fun and the food was delicious (yes, there was food that I liked!). I love to dance, so it was an incredible treat. Plus, it adds to the ballroom dancing lessons that we are already taking right now -- watch out "Dancing With the Stars"! Afterwards, we went to Ethel's Chocolate Lounge in Chicago for chocolate fondue. I can never resist chocolate.

I hope that all of you had a terrific Valentine's Day. Remember, the ultimate love is God's love for us. That alone gives us reason to celebrate!

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Anonymous said…
AHHHH! I am bursting with joy for you! Also, I must say that you had the most romantic Valentine's Day that I have ever even HEARD of! Thanks for the photo. Hope I'm not annoying you.
5:06 PM
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Now, try to find out who I am... :-) Hint: I'm on tomorrow's team.
1:28 PM
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