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Sweet Deal: 10% off coupon at PajamaGram

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Spoil your mom or wife for Mother's Day. Send a PajamaGram! Just in time for Mother's Day or Easter, PajamaGram has a coupon code now through April 27, 2007 good for 10% off everything. Hundreds of sleepwear styles delivered in a beautiful hatbox. Enter Coupon Code: pptr10d

Hot Valentine's Day Gift Ideas for 2007

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Yes, Valentine's Day is fast approaching. Finding that perfect gift that fits in the budget can be a challenge. Here are some online gift ideas, many discounted or with special coupon codes. Don't wait until the last minute, again. Need to know how to hint to your husband or wife on what to do for valentine's day? You can show use some of these links for ideas. I also like to keep a wish list over at Amazon.com . Note: This post will be pegged at the top until Valentine's Day 2007. Also, I will add more deals as I become aware of them. Recommended Gifts for the Couple has a few unique gift ideas for Valentine's Day, includung chocolate . Do something different this Valentine's Day - send her a PajamaGram! Make her smile this Valentine's Day. Send her a Vermont Teddy Bear. Valentine's Day Gifts For Her at Walmart.com Valentine Novelties at Oriental Trading Company Remember to use the coupon code RT1XY06 for free shipping on an order of $60.00 or more.

Sexy Red Or Forever Young: Which Rose Will You Buy For Your Valentine?

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Send Valentine's Day Flowers & Save up to 25%! Copyright © 2007 Wesley Berry, AAF Believe it or not, Valentine's Day-the most romantic day of the year-grew out of the imprisonment of a priest in the days of emperor Claudius II. Though it had a rather ominous start, today Valentine's Day is a day when we give gifts of flowers and candy to our loved ones to remind them of how much they mean to us. In the year 270 A.D., Roman emperor Claudius II banned marriage believing that the men of his country would be more likely to join his army if they were unmarried, rather than married men who would be leaving wives and children behind. But, Valentine, a priest in Rome, fervently disagreed with the decree. He continued to perform secret ceremonies to join couples in matrimony. His defiance cost him his life. When the emperor discovered that Valentine was disobeying his law, he ordered Valentine to be imprisoned and sentenced to death. But, during his imprisonment, Valentine was b

Valentine's Day: Grown-Up Style

Copyright © 2007 Vasrue.com, All Rights Reserved Written by: Clinton Douglas IV At age five, you woke to the anticipation and thrill of paper valentines and white doilies decorated with taped-on heart-shaped lollipops. At age fifteen, your heart raced passing a folded note to your high school crush. Now that you're an adult, Valentine's day has taken on a whole new meaning. Alone or attached, coupled or parenting, Valentines Day is the ideal opportunity to spoil yourself and those you love. Chill the bubbly, stock-up on chocolate delicacies, stop by the local florist and plan one of the most spectacular Valentine's ever. Here's a few tips for making 2007 the most memorable ever: Reserve a romantic Bed & Breakfast at a locale you've always longed to visit. Research your options to find the ideal inn exquisitely decorated, since you'll want to spend most of your time indoors. Keep in mind, many popular suites book far in advance and require a minimum three-day

Romantic Scriptures: Matthew 7:3-5

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LumberDiva Originally uploaded by alex itin . These verses have been asserting themselves into my brain for the past several weeks. Not only that, I have heard the verses themselves quoted or the intention behind them espoused in various places. I, therefore, share them with you. For your reading enjoyment, Matthew 7:3-5 : 3 And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother’s eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye? 4 Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye? 5 Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother’s eye. The first question I have is: what are a mote and a beam? I get the idea, but a beam stuck in my eye is hard to visualize. Here is what I found a beam to mean. Clicking on the definition takes you to the source: a large piece of wood used for building purposes log Looks like