February 10, 2004

• This week’s newsletter explores the origins of Valentine’s Day. Though named for a 3rd century Roman priest, the holiday has much older origins in the celebration of Lupercalia. You can learn more about Lupercalia and Valentine traditions from all over the world in this week’s article. There are some great gift ideas and activities in this week’s Sites of Interest, as well as some yummy recipes. And for a good laugh, don’t neglect this week’s jokes and “cartoon.”

  
  

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  Some Sites of Interest
  

  My Dear Valentine
  The Gag Works
  Valentine’s Day Recipes
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  This Pagan Week : February
  Humor : Kissed
  Article : The Origins of Valentine’s Day
  Quote : Erich Fromm
  Craft of the Week : Shoebox Bookends
  Humor : Men and Sex
  Who’s Who in World Mythology : Aiwel
  Quote : R H Delaney
  The Magi’s Garden : Cascara Sagrada
  Cartoon
  Poem : Relationships
  Quote : James Baldwin
  The Power of Stones : Beudantite
  Humor : Guess Who
  A Dreamer’s Guide : Nearsighted to Negative
  Quote : Anonymous
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