my simple and affordable way of making a Valentines day romantic!
By fearlessgara
@fearlessgara (1113)
Philippines
January 21, 2013 1:02am CST
3 weeks more and it's Valentines day,Well even I am not catholic since the essence of Valentines day here is like Christmas. I love celebrating valentines day.I need to save a penny in celebrating valentines day with my loved ones. Buying 4 pieces of small doughnuts to my daughter as what I Did last year. which means I love you very much! and then we eat in near sari sari store with soft drinks and snacks. She is already happy already .For husband and wife. giving him a heart shaped chocolate will work with cakes how about you?
14 responses
@vernaC (1491)
• Romania
21 Jan 13
I'm not a catholic too but I have an excuse to celebrate valentines because 13 is my bday
. Anything would for me even a simple greetings as long as the day is not ignored at all. But I'm still planning for a romantic dinner at home with candlelights and music..aahh geesss
I'm now dreaming.
. Anything would for me even a simple greetings as long as the day is not ignored at all. But I'm still planning for a romantic dinner at home with candlelights and music..aahh geesss I'm now dreaming.@fearlessgara (1113)
• Philippines
22 Jan 13
same birthday as my cousin . I am also not catholic but I love to enjoy this tradition as a way of showing how specially they are to me.
@flapiz (22402)
• United Kingdom
21 Jan 13
Well I have no boyfriend so I do not worry about that. But for my family it is a tradition that we eat out on valentines. Not necessarily on an expensive restaurant. Fast food is okay for us.
@silverfox09 (4708)
• United States
22 Jan 13
Those sound nice and simple and it comes from your heart . I am planning something nice and simple also , dinner and after ice cream sundae . I know we will be eating chocolate also , that is like a tradition .
@ankit_620 (496)
• India
22 Jan 13
Hey that's a great way of celebrating the valentines day.It doesn't matter if you do something really big or not all that matters is that you doing it with love in your heart.
@alberello (4752)
• Italy
22 Jan 13
Well, for me, that day, such as Valentine's Day, I did not ever lived with that purpose.
This is because? This simply because I, despite having reached the ripe age of 37, I've never been in love!
All in all I'm okay alone, single. I live with dad, mom and younger brother.
However I know that on February 14, is Valentine's Day, and a delight for engaged couples.
@Iriene88 (5343)
• Malaysia
21 Jan 13
Your wonderful topic has reminded me that 'love is in the air'.
Is is really sweet that you celebrated Valentine's Day with
your family and love ones. My husband do not celebrate Valentine's
Day as he said it is all for commercial purposes. Therefore, we do
nothing about it! How I wished he is the loving type that will
do something special on that day to show his love...nothing is
wrong with that, right! It need not be expensive. I think he had
this old school thinking!
@airasheila (5454)
• Philippines
21 Jan 13
good day fearlessgara,
it was two days ago, i was also thinking what are those simple gifts that can be given during valentines day. as i want to create one for me to sell it as an additional income on my part.
@ARIES1973 (11426)
• Legaspi, Philippines
21 Jan 13
That is good to know about your plan. It is not important if the gift we give is expensive or not as long as it came from our heart it will be greatly appreciated by the recipient.
I am also planning to dine out with my family during this especial day. Have a nice day!
@zaybrie (9)
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22 Jan 13
Well, we're both kind of broke this year plus we have a anniversary coming after Valentine's day and my birthday before so we're on a budget. But I'm scraping to get him some new sunglasses, nice chocolates, chocolate covered strawberries, and a card, as well as some massage oil. But, we're going to have an "at home" date. We're going to get a new movie, and cook dinner together have some dessert and just have a nice quiet evening to really spend time with one another. I'm excited!
@Nursefrai06 (2498)
• Penrith, Australia
21 Jan 13
Thats cute, I don't think we really need to spend a lot for it, I think it's really the thought that counts. No amount of roses or chocolates can ever replace the thought itself because it is priceless. I'm sure your lived one would appreciate your efforts. Good luck. :)
