Showing posts with label Valentines Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Valentines Day. Show all posts

Friday, February 12, 2010

Weekend of Romance

Do you have plans for this very important weekend?
You do know what this weekend is, don’t you?




That’s right – Sturgeon spearing starts on Saturday!
I’ve never actually tried it, but these monsters are fascinating. People of the Sturgeon tells the unique history of this ancient fish in central Wisconsin. The photos are fantastic!

I’m sure you realize that this weekend is also Valentine’s Day.
If you are looking for a night out, it looks like there are still tickets available for tonight’s performance of WHO'S ON FIRST by the Machickanee Players. To get tickets, just follow the link on our website or stop in. We now sell tickets at the store.

If you plan on staying home, how about bringing a little romance into your weekend with a good book? Previously cherished romance paperbacks are only
$1.00
today and tomorrow in the store. There is no limit, so this is the perfect time to stock up!

Friday, February 13, 2009

What Percent are You?

While driving to work one morning I tuned in to a radio call in contest which really caught my attention. The question was, “What percent of women would rather receive a novel than sexy lingerie for Valentines Day?” The three gentleman callers all guessed in the 60%-70% range, which surprised me. Apparently they do know who the lingerie is really for. This is February in Wisconsin. Am I the only one wearing three layers and wrapped in a quilt? My husband and I recently celebrated our twentieth wedding anniversary, so maybe that has something to do with it.

I decided to run my own pole on the subject and I can say the results didn’t surprise me in the least. 100% of the women in my household would rather receive a novel than lingerie or flowers. Chocolate was a toss up. A box of chocolate to devour while reading the new novel would be the perfect gift for Valentines Day or any other day. That is the opinion of my daughter and I anyway.

How about you?
What book do you think would make a great Valentines Day gift?
Something by Nicholas Sparks? Stephen King? A cookbook or a book of poems?
Or are you one of another generation who would still prefer the lingerie