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The Romance

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Mr Smith is the hopeless romantic type.
haha.
good one.
So for Valentines Day, it was a lot like last year
except this year we're married and not solidifying our hopeful prospects of saying "I'm not dating anyone else, but I'm still awkward cause does that mean you're my boyfriend?"
Well, last year he made me pizza.
This year I got Dominos! That's right people, not Papa Johns
the love of Mr Smith's food life.
And Mr Smith must admit it was SO good!
(apparently only because they lost the taste test and are trying to be more like PJs) 
mmhmm Mr Smith.
Dominos had the deal for $7.99 - 1 large 3-topping and we sat at home & ate our hearts out.
awww, now isn't that cute.

Then we watched Grim, the episode where this spider lady really did eat their hearts out. Man, not my pick for the hopeless romantic movie day, but Eric has gotten me trapped in more elevated dramas with more suspenseful thought out plots - aka - not chick flicks. I hate to say it, but it's hard to go back.

Yeah, this year was a little different.
Marriage rocks.

ham.bacon.pinapple.ohyeah.
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  1. Jennie17 February, 2012

    Looks tasty :) I'm glad you guys had a great v-day. I like the way you celebrate!

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