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I really love winter time! Snowballs, skiing are great, but there are some other reasons – winter holidays! Christmas, New Year and, of course, St. Valentine’s Day! That's one of my favorite holidays cause despite the winter cold weather you feel such warmth in your heart when this day comes. What comes to your mind when you think about St. Valentine’s Day? Red roses, sweets, candles, hearts, lots of hearts:), kisses and a lot of other lovely things …
But what is the history of this great holiday? I decided to recover that. And I've found a lot of different opinions and ideas, but I like this one the best of all. So, here it is:
Get ready for the holiday and don't forget the main idea - love and be loved!
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