Sentimental Sunday: A Weekly Series Devoted to Outpourings of Affection

Love makes the world go round, and it plays a starring role in two things we at Ecosaurus care about: 1) snail mail (love, if you think about it, is behind almost every card or letter ever sent to friends, family and luvahs); and 2) sustainability (our love of our home, i.e., planet earth, causes us to consider our resources).

So, with that in mind, we're pleased to launch a blog series founded on love. We're calling it "Sentimental Sundays: A Weekly Series Devoted to Outpourings of Affection." In it, we will be highlighting and recycling lovely sentiments from various mediums, some of which will have relevance to what you might say or write to your near and dear ones.

Entry 1: In this, our first entry, we give a shout out to the film "Napoleon Dynamite." Among the love lessons in this film? Sometimes words aren't enough. Sometimes you have to get creative. You may be wondering...

Keep in mind, if you decide you are going to build someone a cake, do include a card and remember - there are no guarantees that he or she will accept your invitation to the dance. Even so, cakes are fantastic and, regardless of whether someone likes you back, without a doubt he/she will "take the cake."

Speaking of taking, here are some other creative takeaways on relationships from this cult classic. You may wish to consider these expressions as cues for your imminent Valentine's Day missives.

Another way to say "your body = rockin'": "You could be drinking whole [milk] if you wanted to." (Napoleon to Deb)

Another way to say "I like you": "I caught you a delicious bass." (Napoleon to Deb.)

How deep is your love? Here's one way to express the depths of your affection: Write/say/sing "I love (insert whatever you are obsessed with, be it technology or something else)," and then say, "but not as much as you, you see." (Kip to LaFawnduh, following the credits)