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Valentine’s Day is meant to express your love and commitment for that special someone. If you do not have that special someone it is yet another opportunity to consume copious amounts of chocolate until you shock your insulin system into sweet oblivion. All I am suggesting is that there are options a plenty for everyone.

If the flowers, chocolate, and candy gift route is not your style; shop for more lasting gift options that you can treasure for years to come. Check out the deep discounts on all Valentine’s Day Gifts at Mikasa.

The Valentine Covered Heart (featured above) retails for only $9.99 and the Heart Dish is only $4.99!

Plus utilize this COUPON ALERT!

Save 20% on all Valentine’s Gifts

Use coupon code VDSAVE during checkout to save 20% on all Valentine’s Gifts at Milkasa.

Expiration: 02/08/2008 Coupon Code: VDSAVE

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This dinnerware set is from Mikasa’s casual china category and it is from a collection called Arch.

This dinnerware set is inspired by the arch, one of the oldest and strongest architectural elements. Pale blue arches intersect with the beige overlaps. Slightly raised outlines contrast with the fields of color they bind. The ARCH dinnerware is dishwasher safe. And feel free to warm your plates in the oven - they can take the heat.

Was: $24.99

On Sale : $7.99

Save: $17.00 (68%)

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Perhaps this is just a phenomenon in my home, but I can’t hold on to a full set of flatware to save my life. I’m forever missing forks (except those teeny salad forks–I have an overabundance of those) and spoons.  Seriously, I lose socks less often than butter knives. It’s very mysterious.

And the reason I’m raving about this issue is to introduce you to my deal of the day: the Misaka Rave 24 Piece Flatware set. At some places online, this set is going for as much as $129, but at Home Click they’re practically giving it away for $59.63.

I, for one, might opt for this deal to make up for my silverware deficiency. If this is an ailment that victimizes your home, I suggest you do the same. I don’t imagine I’d use this little stand they come with, although maybe storing them in this manner might help the situation in a stop-loss prevention sort of way.

Tracy Porter, $50

By my estimation, summertime means backyard parties and thirst-inducing heat, which brings my mind to tasty and festive drinks. Why not serve your parched guests cocktails, mocktails, and good old fashioned lemonade from a stylish pitcher? I know I will.

These, I believe, are worth your attention:

Jonathan Adler, $95

Noritake, $62.37

Mikasa, $26.69

Pfaltzgraff, $37.79

Sur La Table, $99.95

Props to Hostess with the Mostess for finding the whale pitcher