Valentine'sDay

[bangkokjulia]

Happy Valentine's Day all.

Back home, whilst Valentine's Day is tolerated, it is nowhere near as popular there as it is here. I was in Foodland and the cashier said Happy Valentine's Day-unheard of back home.

My questions to you esteemed gentlemen are, did you buy anything for your wife/partner for Valentine's Day, do you plan to do anything special, or do you tell her you love her every day and therefore today is just another day? ♡♡♡♡

[sipi]

Of course I bought my wife something special for Valentines Day..

We went shopping and bought 10 kg sticky rice, chicken pieces, tomatoes, a pair of sandals, ...

And a carton of beer for me.

But I gave her the honor of unpacking the car when we got home.

[bangkokjulia]

Sipi said:

"Of course I bought my wife something special for Valentines Day..

We went shopping and bought 10 kg sticky rice, chicken pieces, tomatoes, a pair of sandals, ...

And a carton of beer for me.

But I gave her the honor of unpacking the car when we got home."

So, just a regular day Sipi

[Costas2008]

You Aussies are not very romantic......are you?

Not like us Greeks

If you go to krisb's thread you will see the flowers I got for my darling wife.

As about planning anything special.....I can't........Prayut told me not to have sex today.

Damn......I marked this day....... as that happens once a year.

Now have to wait till 2016.

But I intend to tell her about my eternal love......as words cost nothing

Don't want you to think of me as a cheap charlie.....

But to tell you the truth.....I do admire her strength......still being with me after 8 years.

[colinneil]

Costas i admire her strength also.

8 years she must have the patience of a saint.

My wife did not receive flowers, as i am unable to get out, but i bought her a new tablet on line from Lazada , delivered to the door C.O.D.

[MrTee]

I find in the UK its a personal thing between couples or someone you fancy , but over here its something to be shared with everyone.

Maybe Thais miss the point of St Valentine's being a romantic , therefore between 2 people..

I like the Thai version.. at least no one is left out.

[sipi]

Sipi said:

"Of course I bought my wife something special for Valentines Day..

We went shopping and bought 10 kg sticky rice, chicken pieces, tomatoes, a pair of sandals, ...

And a carton of beer for me.

But I gave her the honor of unpacking the car when we got home."

So, just a regular day Sipi

No no, A special day!

I was watching her with total admiration as she unpacked the car.

Normally I just walk away.

[Crazy chef 1]

Costas i admire her strength also.

8 years she must have the patience of a saint.

My wife did not receive flowers, as i am unable to get out, but i bought her a new tablet on line from Lazada , delivered to the door C.O.D.

think this is a great idea...

will buy for my wife one as well

[DLock]

I find the whole "man-child in a nappy shooting arrows at people" as a symbol for Valentine's Day kind of creepy.

If someone came on my property in real life dressed like that, I'd turn the dogs on him.

Creepy man-child archer dude.

[Patsycat]

You forgot the wings.

Edited February 14, 2015 by Patsycat

[thrilled]

Valentine's Day is for stores to make money.I mean it's getting larger and larger every year.Just like Mothers Day 50

Years ago it was hardly mentioned.And Father's Day.Hardly ever mentioned til 35-40 years ago.It's all about spending

Money.

[rabid old goat]

re: op, you're pathetic

[mikebell]

I took my wife out for a romantic dinner to Central Pattaya. What a stupid idea! It took 25 minutes driving round and round their carpark. Then we went to The Loft as they have /had a wide choice of kitchens and I fancied Indian. Another fail - they have replaced the Indian with a Russian stall! Good luck with that venture! I had a thoroughly disappointing Italian with very expensive wine followed by a 20 minute queue to get out of the afore-mentioned carpark. Next obstacle was the traffic chaos at Klang/Suk junction. My last visit for the foreseeable future.

[pgrahmm]

We started with plans bit it turned into a quiet day.....We'd had a good work out on Friday - Thai women can work hard all day long yet still be soft - strong but still body soft....That is not a complaint...Friday night she got hooked by a Japanese soap opera.... 121 episodes later at 430 we conked out....I'm up at 630 them at 730 & we exchanged Valentines...She wanted to go to Doi Suthep but fell asleep about 10-12....Went out for a nice early dinner to her fav fish restesaunt? Then went and strolled the Queens garden watching the dancers, taking pics and enjoying the dusk and nice atmosphere.....got home and she had some chocolate candy stashed and we had the traditional treat....about 800 she declared shower time and had candles and scented oil burning in the bedroom.....took our shower and then nightcapped the day with bedtime "desert" before calling it a day.....I'd had more lavish plans but it turned out just right.....

[pgrahmm]

Double post.....

Edited February 15, 2015 by pgrahmm

[DLock]

We started with plans bit it turned into a quiet day.....We'd had a good work out on Friday - Thai women can work hard all day long yet still be soft - strong but still body soft....That is not a complaint...Friday night she got hooked by a Japanese soap opera.... 121 episodes later at 430 we conked out....I'm up at 630 them at 730 & we exchanged Valentines...She wanted to go to Doi Suthep but fell asleep about 10-12....Went out for a nice early dinner to her fav fish restesaunt? Then went and strolled the Queens garden watching the dancers, taking pics and enjoying the dusk and nice atmosphere.....got home and she had some chocolate candy stashed and we had the traditional treat....about 800 she declared shower time and had candles and scented oil burning in the bedroom.....took our shower and then nightcapped the day with bedtime "desert" before calling it a day.....I'd had more lavish plans but it turned out just right.....

You win.

Nice.

[rgs2001uk]

re: op, you're pathetic

What a nasty mean thing to say.

Young girl starts a feel good thread, it may be the closest to the spirit of the day some of the misogynist misfits on here ever get, mind you I can well appreciate why they hate the day.

[koo wallety tourist]

all the advertising seems to have worked. all the thai women i deal with for daily necessities are all wearing sour puss faces today.

glad i stayed out of sight for the duration.

Edited February 15, 2015 by koo wallety tourist