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Day 17

Hey, Page Turner here! It is officially day  17 in my countdown to Valentine's Day, and the symptoms have begun to set in...What to get? What does that special someone in your life want for Valentine's Day? Well, being a Disney movie buff may finally pay off! (That and reading the blog at www.blogs.disney.com). Here's my own list of awesome Disney/Pixar presents that would be great for Valentine's Day:
Belle's Library--You've got to admit that having an entire library to yourself is pretty cool. Especially a four story library with millions of books, multiple staircases, and Baroque style furniture. But, if you can't afford that, give your sweetheart, friend, or family member a good book to read. If you don't know what to give someone, give them a nice copy of a classic book; it's a good idea for any occasion. And, as Cogsworth says, "If it's not Baroque, don't fix it."
 The Magical Glowing Flower Or A Lantern--Okay, so who doesn't want to go inside a gondola-type boat with your true love and watch about a million lanterns float into the sky, while singing a classic love song? Everybody wants to. So this Valentine's Day, if you're sweetheart digs Tangled, give them a small paper lantern, with a card that says "My heart's on fire for you." The second present would be a magic glowing flower, but I hear they come in short supply. I really want 70 foot long magic hair, though!
  The Grape Soda Pin--If you've ever seen Up, it's understandable why you're crying. Go get yourself a tissue. You back? Okay good. The Grape Soda Pin is from iconic moment when Carl and Ellie meet. Carl wears it throughout the movie, until he finally bestows 'the highest honor' to Russel. You can get a Grape Soda Pin at the Disney World Pin shop.
A Day--In Frozen Fever, Elsa gives Anna a day all to herself while singing a catchy song. Although the song' is optional, try treating your Valentine out for a day! Do everything they like--and little baby snowmen might even join the fun.
There's my list. Here's the Disney blog's actual list of ideas: http://blogs.disney.com/oh-my-disney/2016/01/28/valentines-day-gift-guide/. The Millennium Falcon necklace is my favorite! Anyway, if you're a Disney fan, here are a ton of ideas! I was thinking yesterday that the greatest gift we can give others is to point them to God. I think that God uses our prayers to Him about others to grow in our love for Him, and for the people we're praying for. So say a prayer, watch a Disney movie, and eat chocolate! 
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