My Valentine's Day


Valentine’s Day is a day to celebrate love. It is celebrated every year on 14th of February. It is mainly celebrated in United States of America, United Kingdom, France, Canada, Mexico, Italy, Denmark and Australia. Valentine’s Day is mostly considered as an international festival celebrating the feeling of love. More than just being a day for the lovers, the day holds bigger importance. It is a day to show and express our love to anyone. When we love our parents, we fail to express it sometime. So, the day is a chance to express our love for our parents, for our family members, and for our friends and closed ones. 

I spend my Valentine’s Day by sharing and giving love to those who are special to me. I tell them how you feel and make them feel special through simple actions such as giving them chocolates, flowers, poems, love notes or a simple hug and 'I love you' will do. And I give my mother a flower or a valentine's card. As simple as that, it shows your love and care to them.

However, Valentine’s Day celebrates the bond and the relationship between people. It is a day which teaches us how we should express our love, care and respect for anyone who is important in our life. It helps us to feel happy about our loved ones. It also shows us the importance of happiness we feel when we are around the ones who matter to us.


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