So how did you spend your (kilted...of course) Valentine's Day?

[CDNSushi]

and what's wrong with that? you could do worse than a nice Jewish lass

Yeah, nothing wrong at all with kilt-appreciating Jewish women. Just remember, if it ever gets serious, there IS a Jewish tartan...

http://www.jewishtartan.com/

(And a mighty nice tartan it is, too, might I add)

[KiltedBrewer]

My wife was at work, so I tidied up the house and did a bunch of prep for dinner, including making a double chocolate malted tart for dessert. I wasn't kilted, but I did find a little time to sew on my first x-kilt. (Pictures to come soon.) When she got home, we cooked dinner together: salmon marinated in honey, soy sauce, and grated fresh ginger, sweet pea and scallion risotto, and roasted brussels sprouts. I shook us up some blueberry pomegranate martinis to drink. It was a great, quiet valentines day at home.

David

[beloitpiper]

and what's wrong with that? you could do worse than a nice Jewish lass

Yeah, nothing wrong at all with kilt-appreciating Jewish women. Just remember, if it ever gets serious, there IS a Jewish tartan...

http://www.jewishtartan.com/

(And a mighty nice tartan it is, too, might I add)

Nothing wrong! In fact, I really enjoy this Jewish lass! I was just stating that her beautiful red hair was not of Celtic origin. It's a gorgeous Ashkenazim auburn.

[Cherub]

Nothing wrong! In fact, I really enjoy this Jewish lass! I was just stating that her beautiful red hair was not of Celtic origin. It's a gorgeous Ashkenazim auburn.

Being Ashkenazi myself I can appreciate that.