Well, Tracy was there, telling me how Robert "her fiance" hadn't gotten her chocolates, but she was talking about some other day, who knows how long ago. She said he really had gotten her some, but he took too long to send them and ended up eating them, lol. What a guy, huh? She was saying how she had better get chocolate today, and asked me if I was going to get her some (she always mooches off me when I have something). I told her I would think about it, and she repeated my words, but in a question that sounded like she knew I was kidding. She was wearing this very nice prom dress, with her Wal-Mart vest over it. But still, I have to admit she was quite the pretty picture. I told I'd think about the chocolates, but her pretty dress was points on her side or me getting them. She added that it was pink (like I would know, I thought it was off-white).

Well, the next time I saw her, which was a few hours later, and asked me if I had gotten them yet. I hadn't and told her so, and she started blaming me for forgetting. I had every intention of getting her some, but I wasn't going to let her know. During my last break, I went to the Valentine aisle and examined over and over again the various selections. She doesn't like peanut butter very much, so I decided on a box of chocolates. The only problem was, there were 2 kinds: the big one, and the more expensive one. The big one looked kinda big to be giving to a friend. I didn't want people to get the wrong idea, especially her parents. I settled for the smaller one that was a dollar extra. I knew she wouldn't mind the bigger one at all, though. I did get a chocolate kitty for Nicole, too. She's always nice to me, but gets talked bad about behind her back a lot. She always asks for a piece of chocolate if I have some, and she's bought me things before, so I thought I should give her something, too. It's too bad other people whom I would like to give things to would totally think about it too much and ruin the simple "being nice by giving to friend" concept with thoughts about me trying to impress them. But that's normal I suppose.

Oh darn, I totally forgot about Becky! Shoot. She's gonna kill me one of these days. Just reach her arms through my monitor and strangle me. ANYway, back to my day. I purchased these items via Nicole, and she commented on how "someone is getting something special". I told her I could very well be getting them for myself, though of course she didn't believe me for a second. After I paid, I handed her the kitty, and she said I was sweet ^_^ (sorry Kelli, that face is just too good not to use). Then I hid the box of chocolates in the cupboard thing where we keep the gloves for the stockmen. Tracy came up there bringing a cart and said she was going to go clock out and go home. Bonnie, the greeter, was up there and she had a vase with roses sitting on top of the cupboard thing. Tracy asked who's they were and I said they were mine. She was like, "Right, you're a Grandma," pointing to the card that said "Grandma" on it. Bonnie laughed. Tracy then said in trying-to-sound-sad voice, "I didn't get anything for Valentine's Day." I told her not to worry, that I'd give her a Valentine's Day handshake. She looked at my gloves and said they were probably dirty. I told her she could have a Valentine's Day walking to her car. So after she clocked out and was ready to go, I grabbed the chocolates without her seeing and walked her to her car as she told me some story about co-workers, like always. I like listening to stuff, though, so it's cool. When she had gotten into her car, I told her to have a good Valentine's Day like I was saying bye. Right then I handed her the chocolates, and she got all excited and said how she didn't know I had them. She said it almost deserved a hug (you have to understand, her fiance doesn't always get one). I asked if it deserved a handshake, and she agreed to that, lol. I told her it raised the bar for Robert now, and she was very willing to agree with that, too. I also got a Valentine's Day hug from Amanda at Subway. That's about it, though. The rest of the day (mostly before the events just explained) was just pushing carts, with a headache. Stupid sinuses.