Date's all in the preparation.(Features)

From: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) | Date: February 14, 2005 | Copyright information

NO man needs to be told how expensive Valentine's Day can be.

Flowers, chocolates, perfume, restaurants . . . it all adds up. And that's before you include the cost of making yourself look good. It's a problem Glasgow man Michael MacDonald knows so well, he was almost relieved to be a bachelor as February came round again. But this year the 25-year-old sales manager celebrated in style after winning an all expenses-paid Valentine's date.

The prize came courtes...

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