Plenty To Love In The Garden
What's inside that Valentine's Day heart full of candy? Well, a box of chocolates is a lot like a garden.
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What's inside that Valentine's Day heart full of candy? Well, a box of chocolates is a lot like a garden.
According to a study out of Boston, the choice of our friends or lovers may not be necessarily all a choice. Could our genes influence whom we choose as friends and lovers?
Getting into a rut can drain the most special occasion of its meaning. Breaking out of that rut by creating or writing your own card, or doing something your sweetie loves that you may not, can enrich the day and the relationship.
The city of Philadelphia gets into the Valentine's Day spirit on Monday.
Many spare no expense for a romantic evening during Valentine's Day weekend, particularly if you're popping the question.
Al Lee with the Independence Visitors Center has declared February date month in Philadelphia with "13 first dates," a list of themed things to do with that special someone.
Here are some tips for Valentine's Day dining from the Cheesecake Factory in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
Valentine's Day is around the corner and that means lots of chocolate in various shapes and sizes will be sent from lovers and friends. And I am willing to bet that there will be dozens of stories about the health effects of chocolate, both good and bad.
While there's a minimal amount of the active chemicals in so-called aphrodisiac foods, Eric Matzke with City Food Tours says, there's still a benefit to eating things like oysters, pomegranates and eggs.
We know that dark chocolate has health protective effects but the amount of chocolate you should have each day is the amount in a Hershey's kiss.
Philabundance is asking the community to donate jars of peanut butter and jelly for its "Spread The Love" Valentine's Day campaign.
Forget flowers, candy and dinner. Okay, not really…but why not change up or add something a little more unique to your V-Day repertoire this year?