Man Keeps His Dead Wife’s Corpse & Turns It into Furniture (Lucy in A Glass Coffee Table)

Is that crazy or sick love? You be the judge. I have done my best to think this is not true just to get the idea out of my head. After knowing all about body preservation, I don’t have a single doubt that this case could be a true story about a man who loved his wife way too much to keep her body preserved in a glass coffee table turning the corpse into a decoration/furniture. Many websites claim that this is not true as the idea along with the enclosed image are of extreme offensive nature to the dead.

This story originally appeared in the American tabloid Weekly World News, published first on Dec. 1, 1992, and then again in a May 1993 Collectors' Edition. It goes as follows:

Yes Man! An Incredible Movie We Should Learn From

I just came back from the movies. I watched Yes Man! It's an amazing movie that sends a great message to the world. Basically Yes Man! is a about a person who led a miserable life, was talked into going to a Yes Man convention. He made a promise to himself to say yes to whatever life has to offer for him. He actually said yes to whatever he was asked or told! This got him into some trouble and at the same time it had him meeting the love of his life. He learned that he should use the word yes when there's no harm caused from it to himself or to others.

I was very impressed with the idea. Yes! is a powerful word of agreement. It solves and it's the number one word for honesty. In our mean time, we barely use it, we use it only to lie forgetting that we are actually lying to ourselves. Saying Yes to whatever the world offers you is the one chance you have to make the most out of it responsibly. I wish one day we will understand the power of this word and to use it wisely and responsibly. Life offers us abundant opportunities, we take and accept the most of it because you never know which is the perfect one unless you try it. There is not much time for us left to postpone everything to the last moment or to "later" because there might be no later! No one knows when their time ends, so you all better make good use of it and enjoy every moment.

Happy Valentine's Day

This is the day for every boy, man, girl and woman to express their feelings to the ones they love the most. All kinds of love with no exception. Life is too short and no one knows when it ends, this gives us all a reason to express and say whatever there is in the heart on this special day.
I wish you all the best of Valentine’s Day. Hoping all the love in the world will last as much as you want it to last.

Happy Valentine’s Day…
Nader al-Maleh

Single on Valentine's Day?

For a day that is supposed to be all about sharing love, it can be a disappointment to many. Flowers, cards, chocolates, and overflowing expressions of love are all the norm on Valentine's Day. But for many singles, instead of being a day for celebration it ends up bringing up feelings of self-doubt, loneliness or depression.

Being single shouldn't be a reason to feel blue however, and neither should Valentine's Day. Instead of letting this mostly commercially-fueled holiday drag you down, why not celebrate being single with these Valentine's Day tips?

Remember That A Relationship Doesn't Define Who You Are

Just like when someone asks you what you do for a living, the same goes for your relationship status: whatever your situation, it isn't the end-all explanation of who you are as a person. Being single isn't something to be ashamed of, and whether or not you are in a relationship doesn't say anything about who you are as a person.

Stay Busy on Valentine's Day

Plan out your Valentine's Day celebrations, even if they are as simple as staying at home and watching TV or meeting a friend for coffee. Just try to do something that will allow you to sidestep all of the Valentine's Day couple-focused events, which probably means steering clear of romantic restaurants or flower shops. This step is especially important for those who are recently single, and may require even more planning so that you don't spend the evening alone.

Do Something About Being Single

Romantic Date Ideas for Valentine's Day

Valentines Day is getting close again – and you are going to have to come up with some new romantic ideas – that's right, it really is Valentines Day again soon. Whether you’ve only just started dating, or have been married for a while, romantic date ideas can be hard to come up with. Plus, if you’re like one of the many on a budget, there is not much left in the purse for romance. This article will present several ideas for a perfect romantic date on Valentines Day this year.
When thinking about romantic date ideas, the first thing to do (although least romantic) is set a budget. A budget will keep your spending on track and will help you decide what you need and what you can do without. You’ll need to evaluate what you would really like to do. For example, do you want to take a trip, go out to dinner, or save some money and stay in? The budget will help give you limits for your romantic date ideas and make it easier to plan.

Valentine Gifts - Online with Delivery

Hello everyone. Valentine is due in 4 days and I am sure half of you got the gifts and half didn't. So I am here to help you get your special one a special gift by targeting online gift and flower shop that can deliver the gift right to where you want. I found some amazing websites you can surf and use to choose, buy and deliver your gift with a few clicks. They are 100% secure and reliable. All you have to do is take a look and I hope you like it. I will arrange the websites and gift shops in countries.

Lebanon:

• Gift Lebanon
  
• Exotica
  

Syria:

• Syria Gift Shop
  

Jordan:

• Ralph Jordans
  

KSA:

• Riyadh Florist Online
  

UAE:

• Indian Gift Basket
  
• Upscale and Posh
  
• Flowers UAE
  

Egypt:

• Egypt Gift Shop
  
• Bostany
  

Europe all:

• Gifts for Europe
  

USA and Worldwide:

• Send Flowers Online (Worldwide)
  
• USA Florist
• Flora 2000
  

I know I didn't mention many websites, but as far as know, anyone who didn't get any gift yet will be interested in such websites. I hope you enjoyed.

Valentine's Day - How It All Started

Valentine's Day is an annual holiday that honors lovers around the world. It is celebrated on February 14 by sending Valentine Greeting cards, gifts or even writing poems for expressing affection. Usually the cards, which are called Valentines, are designed with hearts to symbolize love.

This is probably derived from the ancient Roman feast of Lupercalis, sometimes called Lupercalia. The feast celebration was held through February 13 till 15. In an annual rite of fertility, eligible young men and women would be paired as couples through a town lottery. Briefly clad or naked men would then run through the town carrying the skins of newly sacrificed goats dipped in blood. The women of the town would present themselves to be gently slapped by the strips and marked by the blood to improve their chances of conceiving in the coming year.

Later, when Christianity dominated Europe, pagan holidays such as Lupercalia were renamed after early Christian Martyrs. In 496, February 14 was officially declared to be feast day of two Roman martyrs, both called Saint Valentine, by Pope Gelsius. Surprisingly, neither Saint Valentine had any connection to courtship or lovers.

Everyone Agrees: Women are Hard to Read

A new study backs up what men have said all along: Women are difficult to read. And the women agree.

Researchers at Indiana University showed video clips from 24 different speed dates and asked male and female participants two simple questions: “Do you think the man was interested in this woman?” and “Do you think the woman was interested in this man?” Their answers were then compared with the responses of the speed daters themselves.

The results, published in the January issue of the journal Psychological Science, show that both men and women are able to gauge a man's interest in a woman, but are equally baffled when it comes to figuring out if a woman is interested in a man.