Wednesday 16 February 2011

Monday was Valentine's Day


in many corners of the world. I think it was introduced in Denmark with some success in the early nineties by the flower and jewellery shops.

My man gives me flowers and sometimes also jewellery, but NOT on Valentine's Day :)

More corner views here.

13 comments:

  1. Much more surprising I guess,x

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  2. I think it was first a big happening in usa and than it flew over to Europe! It is always nice to get flowers! Especially NOT on valentine's day!
    ;-)

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  3. i am glad to hear so far (based on this corner view) that most of Europe is resisting the tacky scourge of U.S. style valentine's celebrating!

    also glad that you are receiving flowers and jewelry on a regular basis! all is right in the world! if i could only get my husband to upgrade from fancy venetian spackles and burrito dinners?

    (i know, i know, you will be asking: "wha-a-a-a-?")

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  4. the day doesn't count ! it's great that you're spoiled. period :)

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  5. whatever day it happens, i'm glad to hear that you get flowers and jewelry!

    (and i bet you would DARE to eat those chocolates if they were there for long enough. i savor each one. taste as beautiful as they look!)

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  6. i want to go see these flak towers now, i love your vienna in the sun!!
    sorry this comment is in the wrong place...
    ;)

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  7. Surprises are better in non known days.

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  8. Lovely roses. I don't celebrate Valentine's Day either.

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  9. Sympathic, I like your husband! ;)

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  10. Beautiful roses!! Hope you had a happy valentine's day!

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