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Category Archives: Valentine’s Day
The History of Valentine’s Day
In honor of Valentine’s Day I thought I’d share a little of the history of the holiday. Admittedly, that’s tough to do because the holiday’s origins are somewhat murky. Even reputable historians can’t seem to come to full agreement on … Continue reading