Krystal George
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Posted on February 1, 2012
Tell me something, what do you think is the most amount of money you have spent on yourself or someone else? The reason I ask is because February is already here. For some of you, this means you may be buying a gift for that special someone. For others, they are thankful they don’t have to go through the so-called “traditions” of what is known as St. Valentine’s Day.
Some people like to make others feel special by giving them jewelry or an electronic item. What happened to a box of chocolates and a card? If you have the money to purchase a more expensive gift, hey, more power to you. Why not put a limit on gift purchasing? Why purchase a gift at all? The idea of this particular holiday is to show the person you love how you feel.
So, instead of buying each other elaborate gifts, how about spending some time together? Your wallet will thank you and you still show the love and appreciation for the other person. Be creative with it.
Tell me some of your cost-free date ideas that have in mind for this Valentine’s Day.
