How to Say I Love You for Not a Lot of $ ; the Economy May Not Be Feelingthe Love, but There Are Plenty of Easy- On-the-Wallet Ways You Can Still Show Yours On Valentine's Day.
Portland Press Herald › February 11, 2009
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Many people already regard Valentine's Day as a manufactured affair and resent the pressure they feel to buy a dozen roses or two, or a piece of jewelry that could serve as the down payment on a new car.
This year, the recession is grabbing this romantic holiday by the throat and wrestling it to the ground.See the full content of this document
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How to Say I Love You for Not a Lot of $ ; the Economy May Not Be Feelingthe Love, but There Are Plenty of Easy- On-the-Wallet Ways You Can Still Show Yours On Valentine's Day.
It's hard to justify $200 on a single dinner for two, when that could probably pay the oil bill for a month. The cost of a dozen roses (nice ones) could take a big bite out of the monthly electric bill.
That doesn't mean the frugal among us have to put our hearts on hold. Th...See the full content of this document
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