If you’ve read this month’s column (http://www.familymanonline.com/columns.php?id=52), you know how much my middle kid reveled in handing out Valentine’s to his kindergarten friends. My eldest (age 9) rolled his eyes about the whole thing. And my little one just loved the heart-shaped pizza my wife brought home and the red oranges I threw into a salad for dinner. As my wife and I sit here while I type, we’re pretty much too tired to make much more out of the “day that Hallmark built.” Yet I did manage to ask her what her favorite romantic song is, other than Nat King Cole’s “When I Fall in Love” (our wedding song from 14 years ago this upcoming Tuesday). Her pick is “Endless Love,” by Lionel Richie and Diana Ross. Mine is “What You Won’t Do For Love,” by Bobby Caldwell. When that record came out in 1978, they released a limited edition red heart-shaped ‘45′ single. which I’m still kicking myself for not buying. Anybody out there want to call out their fave romantic song?