There will be about 190 million exchanges of Valentines this year. The southern Maryland Loveville (yep, it's a real town) post office, a popular location for sending Valentines, gets over 100 extra pieces of mail a day in early February. Oops, forgot to buy a card until the last minute, just send an e-card - instant thoughtfulness...Having a romantic dinner is one of my favorites, but my Valentine and I usually avoid the Februrary 14 crowds and just celebrate it on another night. Here are some great restaurants in California to choose from.
Personally, I like to unplug for a few hours with my husband - turn down the lights, turn off the TV, cell phones, and computers – and then just be with each other.
And I love getting chocolates -- so many to choose from.
A lot of roses go out on Valentine's Day, but all flowers are appreciated. And, you don't have to be someone's lover to send them a rose. Different colors mean different things:
Send someone red roses to say “I love you madly, passionately and deeply!!” The demand for red roses in February makes them more expensive in February.
Yellow roses express friendship and freedom or congratulations to newlyweds, graduates, Texans, and new mothers.
Pink roses are for gratitude, joy, fun, happiness and the fight against breast cancer.
And here's a really good one - Lilac roses; they mean that you have fallen in love at first sight with the recipient and that you are captivated.
Pure white roses stand for truth and innocence. Send them to the heavenly someone you love.
Peach roses speak of appreciation and gratitude and coral roses express desire.
Whatever you do, whether it is with someone you love, a friend, a family member or yourself, we at uscity.net wish you a very Happy Valentine’s Day!
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