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	<title>Comments on: Love, today, as any other day</title>
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		<title>By: Sonja Cassella</title>
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		<description>Eliva, I was thinking that this post was the beginning of a short story. That would be a really interesting premise for sci-fi -- but you make a reasonable case for the over-control of valentine&#039;s day into conventional displays of love.

To tell the truth, we don&#039;t always celebrate, though this year we did go out and you can read a restaurant review I wrote up after our valentines date at my website. I agree with you that the whole &quot;competing for gifts&quot; thing is a bit strange. On Bill Cammack&#039;s blog I read about how women are in competition to see who can get the biggest bouquet ... http://billcammack.com/2009/01/29/top-ten-valentines-day-donts/
I just can&#039;t get into that.

Nevertheless, I do think it&#039;s nice to have a day to be reminded to start or maintain a love relationship. The biggest opponents of valentines day, I fear, are those who don&#039;t have a sweetie.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Eliva, I was thinking that this post was the beginning of a short story. That would be a really interesting premise for sci-fi &#8212; but you make a reasonable case for the over-control of valentine&#8217;s day into conventional displays of love.</p>
<p>To tell the truth, we don&#8217;t always celebrate, though this year we did go out and you can read a restaurant review I wrote up after our valentines date at my website. I agree with you that the whole &#8220;competing for gifts&#8221; thing is a bit strange. On Bill Cammack&#8217;s blog I read about how women are in competition to see who can get the biggest bouquet &#8230; <a href="http://billcammack.com/2009/01/29/top-ten-valentines-day-donts/" rel="nofollow">http://billcammack.com/2009/01/29/top-ten-valentines-day-donts/</a><br />
I just can&#8217;t get into that.</p>
<p>Nevertheless, I do think it&#8217;s nice to have a day to be reminded to start or maintain a love relationship. The biggest opponents of valentines day, I fear, are those who don&#8217;t have a sweetie.</p>
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