They say a good book is like a good friend: It'll make you laugh, cry, and you can always pick up where you left off. But what if that book is customized, filled with photos of friends and family, and costs just $10? Today's deal from Picaboo is your new BFF: Pay $10 and receive a 20-page 8.5x11 Classic Custom hardcover photo book (a $40 value), or pay $20 for an 11x14 version (a $60 value). Start by choosing from a variety of professionally designed themes -- such as wedding, travel, or baby -- then drag and drop your photos and captions anywhere on the page. Choose from a wide variety of beautiful backgrounds, page layouts, and fonts to make your pages truly unique, then finish with a customized cover in a variety of designs and colors. It's the best friend money can buy -- for less than half the price.

In the Middle Ages, knights followed the stages of courtly love: worshiping from afar, daring acts of chivalry, and declarations of devotion. Skip over the dangerous-sounding acts of valor and get straight to the wooing with today's deal: Pay $25 and watch it bloom into $50 to spend on Valentine's Day flowers from Teleflora. Your quest is simple, thanks to Teleflora's Valentine's Day Collection, which boasts bouquets of long-stemmed roses sprouting from keepsake vases; lush mixed floral medleys; and cute combinations of pink and red petals. Hand-arranged and hand-delivered by local florists, this personal touch is sure to win your virtuous lady's heart. Damsels, don't distress -- just forward this deal to your knight in shining armor, and he'll get the hint to shower you with fresh, fragrant flowers.

Whispering sweet nothings into your significant other's ear is a lovely gesture, but you're better off providing sweet somethings this Valentine's Day. Lavish your beloved with many a splendored thing from RedEnvelope.com: Pay $15 for $30 to spend on unique gifts that are sure to please whether you are crushing, head over heels, or decades deep in love. Select personalized jewelry, like a birthstone necklace or an engraved charm bracelet, or showcase your decorative flair with personalized wall art or custom-embroidered throw pillows. If you're feeling playful, try a romantic game where your darling cashes in "tickets to love," which include sweet and spicy deeds, plus one wildcard. Whether you want to wow your love with personalized gifts or gourmet chocolate-dipped strawberries and fresh flowers, this deal lets you put your own special stamp on the sweet occasion.

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What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas, but you don't have to be in Sin City to have a weekend for the record books. Spare yourself another boring Friday night with today's deal from StrikeCity: Drop $21 (regularly $42) for two entrées or an 18-inch New York-style pizza -- made by the award-winning masters from Manhattan's landmark restaurant, Libretto's -- with two draft beers or two glasses of house wine. Nosh on dishes, such as the crab cakes, balsamic grilled chicken, and pork ribs, to name a few; or try a specialty 'za like the Florentine (fried chicken, spinach, mozzarella, and roasted garlic). After eating, drop a little more dough and strike up some fun on the upscale bowling lanes. Don't let another weekend end up in the gutter -- pick up this deal and put a new spin on your nightlife routine.

You currently hold the record for Most Times Left Behind at the Bar: Just as you're finishing off those last tasty sips of your vodka cran, you start searching for your buds, only to realize they had other plans -- and left. With today's deal from CarolinaNightlife.com, engage in a manhunt of more epic proportions when you pay $5 (regularly $10) for a ticket to the Where's Waldo Bar Crawl, to be held on February 11. You'll score admission to this city-wide attempt to beat the Guinness Record for Most People Dressed as Where's Waldo in One Place, so be sure to grab your favorite bobble hat and candy-cane couture, and join your fellow captains of incognito at the EpiCentre for a night of collaborative coordination. But don't wait -- unlike our favorite storybook friend, once we turn the page on this deal, it won't be so easy to find.