Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be less fun or romantic in the Covid-19 era
With the lockdown and semi-lockdown still in place for many parts of the world, February 14 is going to look a little unconventional for many this year. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t do something a little different to show some appreciation for your loved one.
Plus, Valentine’s Day falls on a Sunday this year so the question is: Why not?
Whether you're together or apart this Valentine’s Day, or if you want to do a little something special for yourself (because self-love is equally as important and Singles Awareness Day is the day after anyway), here are some stay-at-home ideas to break the monotony of lockdown and have something to look forward to.
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1. Breakfast in Bed
Nothing screams classic Valentine's Day more than treating yourselves to a lovey-dovey first meal of the day in bed. Be sure to plan ahead and prepare unless if you’re aiming to serve just cold cereal. Check your pantry and shop for the needed items or pre-order from your favourite bakery.