Valentine’s Day

Even if you do have your decoration up still, that’s fine. Mine are up and will be until spring and this is why that's OK.

We don't do it in typical Meg Ryan, love story style. We don't say it in poetry or by buying lavish gifts for our loved ones. But we do feel and show love.

Life is like a box of chocolates, right? And your life should be full of boxes of chocolates, especially on Valentine's Day.

Some people plan extravagant dinners and events for their Valentine's Day lovers. Many people buy jewelry, flowers, chocolates, and other fancy gifts. I don't.

For those of you who want to celebrate the holiday of love but don't want to go into debt for it, here's how you can save money on the meals.

It may not be never-ending like the breadsticks in the restaurant but you can get a Breadstick Bouquet from Olive Garden this Valentine's Day.

With Valentine's Day coming up, a lot of people are looking for movies to watch and romantic comedies fill the void.

Our favorite Valentine's Day candy is a solid constant in the world of change.

Maybe this version of the candy is more realistic to life; full of awkward silence and unintelligible mumbling.

Crazy cat ladies and dog lovers, check out the adoptable cats and dogs at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter.

Every year we try to talk ourselves out of caring about Valentine’s Day and every year we give in to the fun of celebrating love.

Conversation Hearts are kind of like the Candy Corns of Valentine's Day. People buy a lot of them, eat even less, and enjoy them even less than that.