i don't celebrate valentine for three reasons: 1st it's not my style. 2nd it's not my style. 3rd it's not my style.
it doesn't mean that i'm "non US minded", just can't find enough acceptable reason to celebrate it. beside i feel it's sooo ABG class
*puh! cuih! cuih!*, a group of trend follower people who know nothing but having fun and spend parent's money.
i also don't like the idea of being tighten to express the way we feel to once in a year. for those who say it's the moment we want to catch then i say what kind of stupid are you if you wait till 14th Feb just to tell the person you love how much your love is? let me tell ya what the perfect moment is:
it is when the person you love is down and needs a hug
it is when in the deepest night he/she feels lonely and you contact him/her
it is when you two just escaped from a big big problem in this life that makes you two hard to sleep for a moment and lost your weight.
more important question: what do we celebrate from this day called valentine? we never know either the story behind it is true or not and i don't care about this st. valentine. perhaps the romance is touching (again, if it's true) but that's all. it's only a love story from a man and a woman that ended up in tears. it is us who exposs it and god it.
there's an old story about a man who stopped at a flower shop to order some flowers to be wired to his mother who lived two hundred miles away. As he left the shop he noticed a young girl sitting on the curb sobbing. the kid wanted to buy a rose for her mother, unfortunately she had no enough money.
the man bought her a rose and also drove her to her mama. the little girl directed him to cemetry and placed the rose on a freshly dug grave.
The man returned to the flower shop, cancelled the wire order,picked up a bouquet and drove the two hundred miles to his mother's house.
now that is love.
one more thing. i don't believe a candy chocolate can represent my feeling. and i choose to show the love i have any time, any where i like. perhaps a stealing kiss on forehead in the middle of hilarity.