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Happy Valentines Day


We went out for Valentine's day dinner yesterday evening. My wife has the details of that on her blog. Today we rented Fireproof. That is a great movie which should be watched by every couple with an open heart. I hope all have had a tremendous Valentine's Day so far. Make everyday Valentines day for your mate.

Comments

Brenda said…
Hope you are having a tremendous Valentines Day as well!! My husband is cooking supper for me!! Diamonds may be forever, but I could get used to this!!
Mike Golch said…
I hope the two of you had a great weekend!
Ms Hen's said…
Happy V-Day to you and the Mrs. :)

Betty Ann :)
SandyCarlson said…
Happy Valentine's Day! God bless.
HWHL said…
Happy Val Day to you and Mrs. WIXY!! I really, really want to see Fireproof - I've heard SO many great things about it!
Busy Bee Suz said…
Happy VD day for you both!!! :)
Anonymous said…
Happy V-Day to you
i wont be on blogger for a week or so, see ya when i get back! i have a few more awards too give out when i returnn...

Matthew =)
Happy belated Valentine's Day! I'm glad that you had a nice time. ;)
J-Online said…
Happly belated Valentines Day!
coltfan said…
hope you and the mrs had a good V day!
Pat Jenkins said…
happy valentine's day mr. and mrs. wixy!
Frasypoo said…
I am going to force my mom to watch it today

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