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footpad just an FYI about ordering online flowers -
I saw a whole special on the news about them.

They ordered flowers from that ftd place and all of the buds were already past blossomed and already wilting by the time they arrived. And they have documented countless cases of the same thing from other consumers.

Also keep in mind that since it is the highest flower purchasing day - the chances of them screwing up the order quadruples.

This goes out to anyone who is planning on purchasing some stems for their sweetheart. Be advised that it might be safer and more worth your cash if you just stop by the local flower shop and have them arrange by hand a bouquet.
Just thought I'd pass on this knowledge. Happy V-Day (not veterans day - the other one :) )

In reply to Flowers online by thaigrrl
in thread My Valentine's Day Planning Includes: by vroom

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