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Valentine's Day comes once a year,
a holiday you detest, my dear. I know you don't like what it has now become, forcing consumerism on most everyone. My love, My heart, with tears in my eyes, I came home late last night to an early surprise. You had gone out and bought me the biggest paper-weight, A KITCHENAID mixer and a deep fat fryer, in slate. I know some may think, this not so grand, but Love, My Heart, your the best in the land. You have taken a hope, a dream, and a joke, combined them into one, and with your heart spoke.
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