Valentine's Day Party

Transcribe. The consensus of opinion regarding the origin of Valentine's Day holds the

view that it had some connection with the mating season for birds. One member of the Anderson household, Bud by name, still holds that Valentine's Day is for the birds and consequently he is not participating in the Valentine making operations now going on in the living room with the white frame house on maple

like this. Good heavens, Cathy. Haven't you got enough valentines there? Oh my god, I have plenty. I've got to have some incasers. Some what? You know, incasers. You've got to have some extras in case somebody comes up and gives you a valentine that you didn't give one to. And you don't want them to know you

weren't planning on giving them one all the time in the first place, hardly. Would you kind of run through that again? I got lost. Well, that won't work though. They'll know what you're doing because their names won't be on the Valentine.

Oh yes they will. I'm going to have one for everyone in my room and put their names right on them. I've been figuring this thing out for weeks. Very the phone. I heard it mother.

Hello? No but not here right now. Is there any message? Oh well just a minute. Mother Mrs. Wilson wants to talk to you. Mrs. Wilson? I wonder what she wants. I hardly know her. It's something about Bud.

Oh dear. Hello? Yes. Where is Bud tonight? He said he was going to the library. Library? Bud? Oh, well that sounds wonderful Mrs. Wilson. I'm sure Bud would love to come. What could possibly drag Bud to the library?