Showing posts with label Valentine Box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Valentine Box. Show all posts

Thursday, February 14, 2013

MORE KID VALENTINES FROM MY 4TH GRADE VALENTINE'S DAY BOX


It's that time of year again when I dig out the old 4th grade Valentine's Day box! Here's 14 more Valentines from the 70s and 80s that I saved from elementary. Happy Valentine's Day to all the Neato Readers out there!!

 From Tom

From Tammy 

From Martha 

 Not signed

 From Joey

 "Tickled pink. I'd be tickled pink if you would be my Valentine!" From Raynetta

 Not signed

From Thresia

 Not signed

From Candy

 From Cheryl

From my 3rd grade teacher Mrs. King

 From Kelly

 From Josh

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

THE RETURN OF MY 4TH GRADE VALENTINE'S DAY BOX


A few years have passed since we last looked inside my old 4th grade Valentine's Day box.  Here's 14 more cards from the 70s & 80s from my old classmates!

From Heather

From Matty

From Kelly

Not Signed

From My 5th Grade Teacher, Mrs. Kahrs

From Raynetta

From Eric M.

From Jeff P.

Not Signed

From Heather 

Not Signed

From Roger

From Loretta


This last one is a special one!  It was given to me by my Grandmother, the one who helped me make the Valentine's Day Box.  I can't remember, but I bet she snuck it inside my box before I went to school.

Happy Valentine's Day everyone!  

Friday, February 13, 2009

14 SCHOOL VALENTINES FROM MY VALENTINE BOX


Happy Valentine’s Day! Unlike yesterday, today is a lucky day because I found my box of school Valentine’s again. (I made the box in 4th grade.) I found them in 2007 and posted 14 days of the mushy little cards. Then I lost the box and deprived all of you neato readers out there and missed V-Day in 2008. This time you get 14 cards all in one day. All the cards were given to me by my elementary classmates in the 1970's and early 80's.


This spaced out card was from David. You'll need to stand on your head to read this one.


Hard to believe that I didn't stick this sticker on my notebook. Not signed.


Halloween and Valentine's Day collide with this Scarecrow card. From Cheryl.


If a dragon should ask to be your Valentine, be sure to say yes no matter what! From Candy.


I'll take Supergirl and Wonder Woman as my Valentines any day! From Eric.


On the back, "I'm frequently called Jumping Jack, for I have an unusual knack - I can hop up to Mars, even jump over stars, ever since I sat down on a tack!" From Joey.


This card came from Miss. Cooper, my 4th grade teacher and one of my favorite teachers from elementary.


On the back, "If you'll be my Valentine, I'll jump for joy!" From Cory.


On the back, "Sid Centipede says, I'll admit these brand-new shoes give me a fit. Then pairs feel just fine and have quite a nice shine, but the last forty pinch me a bit." From Derek.


This card, just gives you a warm fuzzy feeling. From Tara.


This one seems a bit older looking than the late 70's. From Sean.


Wow, this card is cool because it has a crossword puzzle on the back. From Jeni.


On the back, "owei oemfienv fmekfo ieqoei qpem rmvol* *That's Martian for, be my Valentine!" From Shelley


I hope this kitty doesn't run with those scissors! From Tracy

See you next year with another batch from my old school box of Valentine's. (Unless I lose 'em again.)

Wednesday, February 14, 2007

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY


I’ve had fun traveling down this memory lane with my old school Valentines. They haven’t seen the light of day since the early 1980's and the best part is thinking about all my classmates from elementary.

Here’s some photos of the box I made back in 4th grade and where all of these cards have been stored.

Happy Valentine’s Day to everyone and thanks for stopping by to reminisce with me.


Remember this day is about love, so give a smile to anyone and everyone you might see today and don’t forget the Sweet Tarts!

IT'S VALENTINE'S DAY, CHARLIE BROWN

FROM JOSH & FROM STEPHANIE

The answer to the first card is, "Roger! Happy Valentine's Day!" and the rest of the second card is, "...to forget to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day!"