Feb. 14, 2011 at 10:10 AM ET
Did you forget to get your special someone a Valentine's Day gift? Scrambling to find anything worth salvaging in picked over chocolate gift packages and not quite willing to shell out the bucks for some nice jewelry? Never fear, Google is here.
Google, of course, not only offers up a specially designed Google Doodle for this greeting card inspired holiday, made by Robert Indiana (the artist known for his LOVE sculptures) but it snuck in an extra something — a link on the phrase, "Remind your Valentine of a special place you've shared," underneath the search engine box.
Clicking on that will bring you to this page:
And then the Google magic commences. Fill in the fields and voila, a nifty little interactive Valentine's Day message that shows you remember that special someplace where you two made sweet, sweet whoopie, where he/she proposed, where you two got hitched, where you two made memories to last a lifetime, yada, yada, yada.
And if you've already gotten your sweetie a gift, this could be the icing on the cake. Or, just a goofy way to reinforce those three words that should transcend any one day of the year.
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- Google deeply wishes Jules Verne happy birthday
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