How to celebrate Valentine’s Day (even if you’re single)
February 10, 2017
Valentine’s Day is a day to show everyone in your life how much you love them. It doesn’t have to be a holiday that is only celebrated by couples. This year, follow these guidelines to make sure that you have the most fulfilling Valentine’s Day yet.
Call your parents.
This is a task that we all plan to do but always seem to forget to accomplish. Take an hour out of your Feb. 14 to tell you parents that you love and appreciate them.
Pamper yourself.
Valentine’s Day is also a day to love yourself. Do something today that will make you happy.
Perform a random act of kindness.
Is there a better way to celebrate a day of love than showing kindness to a stranger? This can be done by simply holding the door open for a group of people or giving your classmate a compliment.
Post a picture.
Although posting a picture of the people you love isn’t quite the same as telling them in person, this act still makes anyone feel good. Give it a shot.
Buy candy the day after.
Like any holiday, the best part is the deal on candy the day after. Hit up Target, Wal-Mart or Hy-Vee and stock up on your candy supply for the next few months.
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