What Jack wanted for Valentine’s Day was to eat out. 

It snowed for most of the morning so it was a good thing we had planned to just get Chinese food at a restaurant in our neighborhood, LA Asian Bistro, for lunch.

Jack had the Happy Family lunch special - pork, chicken, shrimp and vegetables in a brown sauce with brown rice.Happy Family plate He cleaned his plate so I guess, it was good.  I decided to try out their Bento Box options and had the BBQ chicken Bento. Bento Box  I traded Mary for her egg roll with my fried cheese wonton.  The egg rolls were ok, the California roll was ok, the chicken (which turned out to be Teriyaki Chicken) was dry and over-cooked, the sauce was overpowering.  I would not order this again. 

Mary had Shrimp with Snow Peas.  Marys Plate  She ate a little bit of it and took the rest home.  She tasted the tea and gave it Two Thumbs AND Tongue down. Thums and Tongue Down

What I wanted for Valentine’s Day was what I had been getting, from Jack, since the first Valentine’s Day we shared together eight years ago — a necklace with a heart pendant.  This year, Jack had to get something similar for Mary or we would not hear the end of it.  Necklaces

For my part, I made Valentines cards, Valentines cards got some inexpensive treats for Mary and Jack.  Candle and M&M's 

Mary  loved this. Lips Not so crazy about the Marshmallow Lollipop Valentine Pig. Marshmallow Pig  I tried it and it tasted like plastic.  Pop in the Trash There went 99 cents! 

I also got Mary some Temporary Valentine Tattoos Tattoo booklets  Mary promptly had 3 of them on her face. Marys face with tattoos

Mary even got kisses from some beautiful Koi!

Aquarium fish