While she's never heard of "Winemaker's Day," Caitlin learns quickly what it actually is and she thinks it's very sweet — maybe for her it's a little more bittersweet — that Cadelle has a Valentine's Day sort of holiday. It shouldn't surprise her, really, given the premise of her deal.

And maybe Caitlin is widowed and doesn't have a boyfriend right now, but so what? Valentine's Day always held a special place in her heart and why should she treat Winemaker's Day any differently?

So instead of moping, because she's tired of being that girl, Caitlin decides to go shopping. Maybe she'll find something perfect to wear to the Single Mingle or maybe she'll just end up window shopping and not buying a thing at all, who knows? She hasn't any concrete plans in mind, so much as she's just looking at the themed store windows. It's a neat little twist on what she's used to celebrating in February, anyway.

It does, as it turns out, feel a little counter-intuitive to Caitlin that on the week that would, at home, be Valentine's Day, the movie theater is discouraging romantic movies. Then again, that's not necessarily the theme of the holiday here, she reminds herself, and thinks it's still a really neat idea that she can go watch a bunch of movies and get snacks for free.

She goes alone just to catch the flick, but she certainly isn't averse to meeting up with someone there to sit together or setting a date to go with someone.

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