We're not doing much to celebrate Valentine's Day this year (unlike last year, when Mike and Alicia hosted that wine-tasting party that yielded exactly zero pictures that are family-friendly and focused enough to post here).
Just because we're not really celebrating, though, doesn't mean I can't think about what we might have done, if we were all more motivated, and if there wasn't so much snow. Anyway, I'd like to think that one day, I'll host a very pretty, very fancy V-Day dinner party. If that ever happens, here's my inspiration: A ridiculously pretty table from Rebecca Thuss




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I always find all the v-day decor/craft ideas SO cute and tempting! But, generalizing here, women are the ones most likely to 1)do the crafts, and 2)enjoy receiving them. I can't see a man getting all gooey over his girl making him an elaborate V-day craft-- but I can't see a guy MAKING said craft for his girl! A quandary, right? A v-day party is the perfect solution- allows other WOMEN to appreciate your crafts!! :)
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