On a slightly different note, here are some interesting Valentine's Day gifts (too late, I know, but maybe next year):


Finally, chocolate you can hide on your bookshelves.

The Most Adorable Shakespeare Teddy Bear Possible! Followed by the more-affordable-but-still-charming Shakespeare teddy bear.
Also, I am jealous of the lucky people who live in Columbia, SC and get to eat chocolate at Literary Sweets Cafe. Looks wonderful.
(Note: Images from Gifts.com, PRweb, and WednesdayABC.)
I love this bear!!! Gonna steal him right off the page!:) I don't think chocolate hidden on the bookcase would work in our house...first off all everyone notices a new book...secondly, some people in this house can smell chocolate at 30 yards!
ReplyDeleteI think the idea in my mind was always having chocolate available when I read, while hiding the severity of my addiction from strangers...
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