Love blossoms. I wonder how the young couples are sharing their Valentine. If this is your first time, don't forget about the ambience though, whether at home or in a restaurant.Gift sharing is another important tradition. It could be flowers, cards, gadgets, watches, a lavish dinner, or even a night's stay in a hotel, whatever your budget allows. Die-hards will insist on three stalks of roses. I like Shakespeare's take on this:
What's in a name? That which we call a rose
By any other word would smell as sweet.
-From Romeo and Juliet (ll, ii, 1-2)
However of all the gifts, there's one you shouldn't even consider:
Even though the new Chinese Lunar New Year is just around the corner:
"Happy New Year", cried the pigs as they are herded to the slaughter house.I discovered a very interesting idea in using milk and coffee powder to make a sort of latte art. Perhaps, the guys can bring their GFs to Starbucks or Dome, in case all other restaurants are packed tonight. Just hope the coffee won't chill out before the art is done.
As for me, I have my family life to live. Our schedule is too hectic - it's like running on a non-stop treadmill. However, we do celebrate Valentine's Day - every day. Love comes in small, small packets too!
Lastly, don't forget to say the words. It would be like rays of sunlight shining into the heart of your sweetheart, something like this:
