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Day 16



Hey, Page Turner again. It's day 16 in my Countdown to Valentine's Day. So, I've covered some cute DIY Valentine's, some Disney gifts, and some cool trivia on Valentine's Day. But what to plan for Valentine's Day? You could always do the classics...
Movies--movies are always a good choice. Spend some time with loved ones while watching Star Wars, or any other movie of your choice. But probably Star Wars! If you want to splurge, get popcorn, candy, and a drink.
Dinner--everybody, family, friends, and sweethearts, love a special dinner for Valentine's Day. A fancy restaurant, the favorite takeout pizza, or thoughtfully prepared burgers, it doesn't matter. Just celebrate with friends or family.
Or the wacky...
Make a treasure hunt all over town, binge watch Valentine Hallmark movies, tape paper hearts all over someone's door.
Or something Disney!
It's pretty hard to accomplish but if you can arrange for a ball in a castle (with glass slippers), get a boat ride with floating lanterns, or a magic carpet ride, then you're all set. And if you could accomplish one of those: wow. Kudos to you!
   It doesn't really matter what you do for Valentine's Day: each person has a different tradition. Some go to fancy restaurants and eat spaghetti, and some go to movies and drink Coke. Some stay at home and play board games, and I know that some people don't even celebrate Valentine's Day. For most, it's an ordinary day, with a special date night, flowers, and Valentine's from your family. Any way you want to do it is great! Just celebrate the love you have for others, and the love God has for you. Even if you don't usually celebrate this holiday, take a chance to call or text someone to tell them you love them, say a prayer...and eat chocolate. (You knew that one was coming!) Either way, I hope you have a fantastic Valentine's Day! If you need another idea for a laid-back Valentine's Day, sit down with family and friends and watch the comedian, Tim Hawkins. He's amazingly funny and I promise you'll enjoy it. Happy Valentine's Day! 
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