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Every day should be a “Valentine’s Day”
By Christine Anne Piesyk | February 14, 2009 | 
Valentine’s Day. It’s a hyped up holiday that has its own amusements, but the fact is, Valentine’s Day should be every day of the year. Without the hype.
It’s all about love. Romance. Flowers. Candy. Cards. At least, that what stores across the country are hoping for. And there is really nothing wrong with that. I just think those elements should not be confined to one bright red glossy day of the year.
The flowers and candy are easy. If it really is about love, that’s a 24/7, 365 day a year affection. That’s the hard part.
- It’s moving awareness away from self to pick up on your partner’s “vibes.”
- It’s taking the time to have eye contact between the hectic comings and goings of the day. «Read the rest of this article»
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