Meantime, they have a son who loves elephants and bright colors and things that make noise. He sleeps through the night and tries to pull himself to a standing position. “I love hanging out with him,” Michael says. “That cute little smile and laugh.”

“We can have everything go wrong in our day, and she’s ok just going with the punches,” Nick said. “She’s funny – she’ll make me laugh like no other. And she’s a kid at heart, who still likes to play and have fun.”“He makes me smile, and never, ever makes me doubt anything about myself," said Erica.

“We talked about kids as more of a dream…like what we would do if we had a daughter,” Kim says. They tried, doing at-home inseminations with sperm from the friend of a friend, for six months, with no success. “Then we kind of fizzled out,” Kate says.

Then in 2017 they re-connected over social media. “If you’re ever coming home, let me know – we’ll try to get a drink or something,” Christina said.

Lindsay, too, shooed any inkling of interest out of her mind. What would happen to their happy times with friends if a failed romance went sour?

An unexpected pre-concert duet that stole the show at the Philadelphia Orchestra on Valentines Day, as second trumpet Tony Prisk got down on one knee to propose to first violin Julia Li.

“They’re always making food for people, making sure everybody is taken care of, always giving,” said She’laina, 35. “It’s just something they do.”

Internet searches shows folks in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, probably Eagles fans, list “Silver Linings Playbook” as their top romcom.

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Whether in a relationship, forever single, or ready to throw your ex out the window, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Feb. 14 that don’t involve navigating crowded restaurants, buying fancy presents, or sitting at home alone.

On April 9, 2012, Kate was on the phone with Drew who was driving to visit his grandfather in the hospital when he began to slur his speech and abruptly ended the call.

“I felt too old to make the same poor choices,” Stacie said. “To help with that, we had checklists,” Bruno added.

Adoption felt right to both of them — and after checking out a couple of agencies, they decided to work with Open Arms Adoption Network.