Yes - it’s that time of year again when the whole world goes love-crazy!
For 364 days we forget to show our loved ones how much we care about them, and on February 14th we expect a dozen roses or another gift will make it okay.
It's wonderful to let someone know you care with flowers or candy or a special gift… here are a few websites to help.
http://www.Teleflora.com
http://vtbear.stores.yahoo.net/valentines-day-gifts-ideas.html
http://www.godiva.com/

But I agree with Andrea Maflin, interior designer & TV presenter.
"Every day should be Valentine’s Day in my view. We all work far too hard and it’s so important to take time out for each other. Creating a romantic atmosphere is essential for Valentine’s Day. Dim the lights or have just a few lamps on, then light some candles, perhaps one being the scented variety. If you have a working fire that really is the ultimate, with it’s hypnotic qualities of flickering light and sounds is fabulously pleasing, especially with a glass of wine and soft music in the background. OH and turn off the phone!"

Here is one wonderful idea that will last all year!
Cut out 365 pink, red and white hearts from copy paper, place a special message on each one...
Date notes: movie of your choice, dinner out, dinner fixed by me, a drive to the beach, etc.
Chore or help notes: I do the dishes for a week, I'll clean the bathrooms, I'll watch the baby this weekend, etc.
Sweet nothings: back rub, take a long bath, take a nap while I take the baby, let's look at our wedding photos and reminisce...
Go to the web for love quotes if you run out of messages.

Once all the hearts have a message, fold each one and place in a large jar decorated with appropriate Valentine's colors and shapes. Wrap it as a special gift, and when opened, place it on the counter where he/she can reach for each day's note, to be used at his/her discretion.

This is a simple yet wonderful way to say You Are My Valentine all year long.
Vera Gadman

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