Make Every Day A Valentine’s Day
Sharing love enhances our age-esteem.
A tradition I have tried to keep over the years is to personally create the Valentine’s cards I send. They usually are collages with hearts, feathers and papers of varying textures. Each is a unique labor of love. I send them through the post in an old fashioned handwritten, stamped envelope.
A year ago I declared a Valentine’s Day each week. Once a year seems much too limiting for this positive expression of caring.
I caught this idea from Shirley Pollock who made it her job to send a note to someone each day. Sometimes it was a thank you. Other times she simply said she was thinking about you or hoped you were feeling better. She expressed praise for something you had done or reminded you of one of your qualities that she admired. Her notes were treasured by those who received them. She made every day a Valentine’s Day!
My original goal was to send at least one special note each week. Over past months this has grown. I now write several cards each week to let others know how special they are to me. I find is that focusing on relationships in this way makes positives excel and negatives disappear.
Why not make every day a Valentine’s Day and fill your heart with love?
