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The Valentine Code
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31 responses to “The Valentine Code”
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Valentine’s Day was never the same again.
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I’m not sure I ever thought so much about valentines. I think it may explain a lot. Something tells me these explain a lot too. :)
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Subtle! :-)
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I was waiting and hoping that there would be a Valentine post! Wonderful… and oh the memories this one brings back!
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I wasn’t that subtle either. I remember putting my valentine on a boy’s desk and just standing there grinning at him. He probably still didn’t get the hint.
Love your new cast of characters page!
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my friends & i would torment ourselves worrying about “could there be a double meaning if i gave a certain boy a valentine with superman rather than spiderman” …
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Love!
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Reblogged this on Travels with my son and commented:
Let me introduce you to the Middlest Sister…I’m sure you’ll like her. -
Lots of fun. Great work!
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Those pictures remind me of my sister’s work. Excellent
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You definitely had a food theme going on. The hidden lines are priceless.
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glad those angst days are over
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It’s so much better being an adult!
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In school I once got a Valentine’s card that said, “Jamaican me crazy.” :)
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Reblogged this on Iconography ♠ Incomplete.
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v day was always so disappointing in school. except the year i gave 2 boys a valentines. and it confused everyone. ;)
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There was no room for Valentine’s Day crushes in my elementary school. Everyone had to get the same Valentine. The most we could do was give someone the card with the most “romantic” message. But, even then, 6 other people got the same card.
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The intricacy of your artwork never fails to amaze me. I was way too shy to give a Valentine’s card to anyone I liked. Of course, if I had thought of lines like this, it might have been a different story.
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Chup chup — how sweet!
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Reblogged this on ViVa La ViDa…….
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Orange you amazing! I love your work! :D
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I love this! :D
As a Tarot and tea leaf reader, it’s quite fun, too: those hidden meanings and symbols …
I look forward to reading your blog and sharing it.
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Reblogged this on Tarot and Tea Leaf Readings and commented:
This is not just an innovative format for a comic that anyone who likes puns can enjoy, but I love looking at it through the eyes of a Tarot and Tea Leaf reader … “what does this card really say?” -
I remember school Valentine’s Day parties, and even a few “private home” Valentine’s Day parties that my friends had. We did Valentine cards, but we stopped after grade three or four or so, which meant that crushes hardly ever entered into the picture. Anyway, the whole thing seems like a hassle. If I was doing something with kids for Valentine’s Day, I’d make a craft with them that they could take home to their parents (something useful, like a magnet, picture frame, or a decorated flower pot), give out candy, maybe play a few games (to burn off the sugar high), and call it good. That way, there wouldn’t be any angst about crushes, or not wanting to give the class bully a Valentine, or any of that other stuff.
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Would Chrissy mind if I stole the “donut” idea? There’s this boy in class that I kinda like…
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Love it…
In our country, India, we started partying this V-Day around a decade only. But its a need now. Your work is appreciable…:) -
Reblogged this on kitkathleen and commented:
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Wow your funny!
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Psh, forget Valentines. I would over think Facebook messages…or general conversations. Thinking more on it, I bet it was the cause of all those awkward pauses.
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Reblogged this on The Middlest Sister and commented:
Hello everyone! I’m working on a new comic at this very moment, but until it is done, let me show you some love with these old Valentine posts <3
https://themiddlestsister.com/2012/02/10/a-valentine-for-ewe/
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I loved it the first time. I love it the second time just as much!
The Middlest Sister 
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