LOVE MONTH

 Valentine's day is all about loving, caring, giving gifts, flowers and simply greet our loved one's. Valentines Day is an annual festival to celebrate romantic love, friendship and admiration. Every year on 14 February people celebrate this day by sending messages of love and affection to partners, family and friends. but valentine's day is not only for those people who are in a relationship, also, those people who are single and people who celebrate their valentine's day with their family and friends. We gave and flowers gifts to express our feelings or affection to that person, take them out or even go on a date with him/her.

I celebrated my valentine's day with my boyfriend . my valentine's day are so great and so enjoying and i am really happy, it’s like not just a normal day. I receive fresh tulips from him,we eat outside and I gifted him too a flower and bracelet well he deserve it though.

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