A special someone is not required to feel the love on Valentine’s Day. Today’s Transitions found some unique ways to celebrate the holiday, no roses or candy hearts needed.
Schedule a date to donate. As many people celebrate Valentine’s Day, the American Red Cross encourages eligible blood and platelet donors to give the ultimate gift of love – the gift of life. redcrossblood.org
Show yourself some love with salt. Salt therapy, also known as halotherapy, benefits the immune system, life balance, and energy with focus on the lungs, skin and mind. It utilizes salt for its healing capabilities. louisvillesaltcave.com
Brighten a child’s day. Choose to spend time with that little special someone in your life. Plan a movie night, go to the playground, grab a treat from their favorite bakery, or gather your craft supplies and make cards for friends, family, or neighbors.
Take bath time to the next level with custom bath bombs. Go solo or invite some friends to a bath bomb party where you create your own custom bath bombs. buffcitysoap.com
Volunteer your time and services. A great way to spread love to others in your community is to volunteer at a local animal shelter, nursing home, food pantry, or even your child or grandchild’s school. The gift of your time can make a difference in someone’s day.
Treat yourself to something sweet. Pick up a dozen heart donuts from Krispy Kreme, enjoy a baked goody from Plehn’s Bakery (or any other local bakery), or if you prefer cheese over chocolate, grab a heart-shaped pizza with all your favorite toppings from Bearno’s Pizza.
By Lindsay McDonald
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