Valentine Day 2011: Google’s Valentine Day Mapping at MapYourValentine.com

Google is celebrating again with a new google doodle logo and this time we can experience an outsider project they’ve made just for 2011 Valentine day which is exactly MapYourValentine.com. The doodle looks stunning and shows the logo with red font while the first O is replaced with a heart.

The doodles save lifes sometimes when peoples in relationships forgets about special events like this, then voila a google search makes them to remember events:) This is again the first Valentine day which google celebrates with a doodle and an external project.

Map Your Valentine Project: Located at http://www.mapyourvalentine.com/, the site looks pretty user friendly with a button where you can map You and your loved one. This is the first time goole links an external project to a special occasion. We’ll see how this works out but the user friendlyness and the millions of lovers worldwide will do the job I think.

Remember to send a Valentine day SMS to your loved one when you wake up.

• If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day so.
• You know you’re in love when you don’t want to fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams
• Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be – Robert Browning
• I am fortunate to know you,
  That’s why I want to say,
  To a rare and special person:
  Happy Valentine’s Day!

Postcards and ecards for this special occasion can be found at 123greetings valentine day page.

Enjoy 2011 Valentine day with google and your loved one, we presented the musts you need to do and remember free things are the best things but diamonds are the girls best friends.

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