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2.14.2005

Hallmark.

I have always found the evolution of holidays quite interesting. Everyone knows the text-book typical story of Christmas, or St. Patrick's Day (which never lost the saint part of it for some odd reason) but I think Valentine's day is more fun.

Anywho, Isn't it interesting that Valentine's day is now a holiday for loving one another? And to think that all it took was a ruthless murder in the streets of Vatican History. It's odd how everything equals out in the end.

Nothing new and exciting happening.

Will you be my Valentine?

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