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Wishing you a wonderful Valentine’s Day surrounded by those friends and
family that mean the world to you! Whether you visit, call, or e-mail,
enjoy the time with those special to you while using time wisely!
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Did Valentine’s Day sneak up on you, too?
Though the children and I have already attended a Valentine’s Day party and written out many Valentine wishes, I have made no plans for our family.
Sometimes I feel like I give so much that I am spent by the time the special day arrives. If you are feeling this way, hang on.
There are a number of options to still make this Valentine’s Day special.
Still need a card? Walgreens is offering $.99 customizable photo cards. To get yours,
1. Click on this link.
2. Choose a 5×7 folded card.
3. Design it.
4. Use the coupon code LOVE99 at checkout.
5. Pay $.99 for in-store pickup or $1.49 for shipping.
This Walgreens offer is good through February 15, 2012 with a limit of 5 cards per account.
Do you already have Valentine’s Day cards? This offer is available on all 5×7 folded cards. In planning ahead, consider birthdays, anniversaries, St. Patrick’s Day, or Easter options. Then when the next event sneaks up, you are one step ahead.
Breakfast: Heart-y Pop Eyes
Lunch: Cute cutouts and a love-ly lunchable option
Dinner: Heart Pizza (kid friendly) or just a home-cooked dinner for two. 🙂
Dessert: Heart-shaped cookies or brownies
Even if Valentine’s Day arrived sooner than expected, you can still make the day special. At our house, I’m thinking the heart-shaped brownies. We can bake together in the kitchen drumming up a delicious dessert while using time wisely. Happy Valentine’s Day!
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Love is in the air. My girls are getting excited about attending a Valentine’s Day party later this week. We will be writing out cards and making containers to carry our love notes.
Celebrating holidays has been a family tradition since I was young. My mom made each holiday special with little tokens, games, and memories.
If you are hosting or looking for ideas for your love celebration, then check out these 5 party ideas to get started:
1. Theme: Express Family Appreciation is my kind of party.
2. Game: The Famous Pairs word scramble game sounds like fun.
3. Food: Love this Heartwarming Pizza entrée idea.
4. Cards: Free printable color-by-number Valentines.
Need a few more ideas? Check out these free e-books:
3. Dessert Recipes for Valentine’s Day
Lots of ideas to get your creativity flowing for your Valentine’s Day celebration. In using time wisely, borrowing ideas saves me energy and time. Hope you find your inspiration quickly. Happy planning!
Question: How do you celebrate Valentine’s Day? Please add your answer to the comments.
