cheerfulIn Denmark, people send pressed white flowers called snowdrops to their friends. Danish men also send a type of valentine called a gaekkebrev (joking letter). The sender writes a rhyme but does not sign his name. Instead, he signs the valentine with dots, one dot for each letter of his name. If the woman who gets it guesses his name, he rewards her with an Easter egg on Easter. Some people in Great Britain also send valentines signed with dots.
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And Ice Skating Bloopers.. because really.. who doesn't love those? ;)
I hope you all have a lovely Valentines Day. I heart you all. :)
