Valentine's Day

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA EXTENSION - www.extension.umn.edu   Cut flowers are a good option for people who love flowers but don’t want to care for a live plant.   We haven’t had much opportunity lately to actually be with people we love, except online. February 14 celebrates L-O-V-E as well as great...
Valentine's Day is a time to bring smiles to the faces of loved ones - particularly the special someone in a person's life. Gifts that appeal directly to spouses or significant others may be the standard, but gifts couple can use together can bring them closer together. The following are some great...
The National Retail Federation indicates Valentine's Day is the fifth largest spending event in the United States after the winter holidays and Mother's Day. Each February, people clamber to get gifts for their sweethearts and create romantic memories through fine dining and decadent desserts....
Romantic sentiments are the standard come Valentine's Day. Dinners at upscale restaurants, floral bouquets and even getaways to exotic locales can all create an air of romance each February. Crafty individuals can express romantic sentiments in other ways, including making homemade jewelry. A...
Chocolate is a popular gift on Valentine's Day. According to the Nielsen Company, Valentine's Day is the third busiest holiday for chocolate sales, following Halloween and Easter. More than 70 million pounds of chocolate are purchased each year and offered as Valentine's Day gifts. Chocolate...
What would Valentine's Day be without images of a golden-tressed boy armed with bow and arrows? The arrows represent feelings of love and desire, and they are aimed and cast at various individuals, causing them to fall deeply in love - or fall out of it. In Roman mythology, the boy is known as...

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