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Happy Valentines Day

I read this on snowbrush's blog and I thought what a great way to celebrate Valentine's day :)

So here I go

  1. I love my family
  2. I love my friends
  3. I love my dogs
  4. I love books
  5. I love our Library System
  6. I love red wine
  7. I love dark chocolate
  8. I love to hear my daughters play flute and guitar
  9. I love to hear my daughters sing
  10. I love to sing
  11. I love to laugh loudly
  12. I love dancing
  13. I love the color orange
  14. I love cheesecake
  15. I love butter
  16. I love vegetables
  17. I love yogurt
  18. I love anticipation of my kitchen garden
  19. I love cheese
  20. I love my shamrock plant with delicate white blossoms
  21. I love heated seats in my car
  22. I love the internet
  23. I love summer and beaches and palm trees
  24. I love sweating
  25. I love technology
  26. I love loving the same music as my kids as well as the music I love from the 80's
  27. I love anticipation of spring
  28. I love walking and running
  29. I love cotton blankets
  30. I love cashmere sweaters
  31. I love Tai Chi
  32. I love Yoga
  33. I love comfy couches
  34. I love fireplaces
  35. I love Ikea pastries and coffee
  36. I love farmer's cheese
  37. I love farmer's market
  38. I love hard wood floors
  39. I love HD TV
  40. I don't hate my job :)

Comments

Brian Miller said…
ha. love the change up in th last line...and you got a lot of love going on...hope you have a great vday!
February 13, 2011 at 7:23 PM
Sylvia K said…
Happy Valentine to you and you do indeed have a lot of love going on and some how our worlds always look better when they're wrapped in love. Hope all is going well with you and your family!!

Sylvia
February 13, 2011 at 7:56 PM
Sylvia K said…
Oh, and I love the new look to your blog! Great for spring!!
February 13, 2011 at 7:56 PM
Dianne said…
those are some pretty good loves :)

you made me laugh with your it's not Monday, don't scare me comment

hugs to you and your daughters
February 14, 2011 at 5:34 AM
janis said…
Very Splendid! I think I will follow suit if you don't mind. I love that you have so much love♥
February 14, 2011 at 7:38 AM
Lori ann said…
oh bhavana, we could be sisters, i love everything on your list too. isn't life good?

i'm glad all is well with you my friend.
xxx
February 15, 2011 at 8:38 PM
karen said…
Hi! Great new looking blog, and what a burst of happiness for Valentine's day..
February 17, 2011 at 2:49 AM
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