No gift? Write a love letter
Sholeh Patrick
Valentine’s Day isn’t just for young lovers anymore, nor lovers for that matter. It’s for love. And love thrives on words.
Remember those mini-Valentine cards we traded as kids in elementary school? They continued a love letter tradition that began with St. Valentine’s legendary scribblings to his lady centuries ago. Somehow, we’ve lost the artful delight of love letters.
Love takes many forms. The most important person in each life isn’t necessarily a spouse or partner. It could be a sibling, child or grandchild. Perhaps a close friend or an exceptionally kind neighbor.
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