Haven’t planned anything for Valentine’s Day? We’ve got you covered!

Feb 14 2021

Here are 9 ideas we’ve put together to help you get a bit creative this Valentine’s day.

Since going out will not allow the usual freedom we’re used to, most of us might be looking for indoor alternatives. Here are some foolproof ideas!

Has it been a while since you played a game just between the two of you? Well, even if it hasn’t, playing a classic is always fun!

Break out operation, monopoly or a pack of cards and make some room for some healthy competition and lots of fun!

Going for a hike is always a good idea, pick one of your favourite places, pack some food and drinks and explore the day away.

You can even back a blanket and sit down for a mini-picnic when you need a bit of break!

None of us are doing much travelling at the moment, but have you ever thought of playing tourist in your own town?

Why don’t you get dressed up, find a list of sights and locations of interest and be tourists for the day? You can go out for breakfast, explore and walk around, then sit down for a nice dinner and maybe a bottle of wine! Don’t forget the pictures!

Eating breakfast in bed is something we don’t get to do very often.

Why not wind down, and enjoy a relaxed morning this Valentine’s instead of the usual morning hustle and bustle.

Going for a drive is a great go-to! If you want to make it extra special why not choose the sunset hours.

Pick a long route or maybe a route with a sunset viewing point and enjoy a good talk and some peace and quiet on Valentine’s day.

For those of you who enjoy cooking, making a nice dinner and maybe some dessert can be a lot of fun!

Pick your favourite recipes, put on some music and maybe open a bottle of wine, and enjoy some good food, some good conversations and some good laughs.

Why not have a romantic movie marathon?

Cook up some snacks, pop open the drinks, find a comfortable area and get ready for some good movies and a relaxed evening in the company of your loved one.

If your relationship is more on the new side, why not enjoy each others company and get to know each other better over a bottle of wine?

If your relationship is a bit more mature, you can still do this and enjoy some good conversations. You never know what new information you might find out about your partner that might make your bond even more special.

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First Lady decorates White House lawn with giant hearts

Feb 13 2021

First Lady, Jill Biden, decorated the front lawn of the White House, with giant hearts just ahead of Valentine’s Day.

Jill Biden is known for being one to enjoy springing happy surprises. She helped decorate the White House lawn with candy-heart sentiments as a message f hope and healing for Americans. One of the hearts is also signed, ‘Love, Jill’.

In another surprise, President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill went for a walk with their two German shepherds and stopped to chat with a pool of reporters and a C-Span crew.

President Biden said that Valentine’s Day is his wife’s favourite day.

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President Biden cancels funding for Trump’s border wall

Feb 13 2021

Trump’s controversial border wall funding has just been cancelled by President Joe Biden.

On the 11th of February President Biden wrote a letter to Congress, rescinding the national emergency order used to fund Trump’s border wall.

In the letter President Biden noted that the order was, ‘unwarranted’ and he ordered that no more American taxpayer dollars will be spent on the wall.

According to BBC news up until Trump left office about $25 Billion were already spent on the wall.

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Putin promotes the Russian COVID-19 vaccine but still hasn’t taken it himself

Feb 13 2021

Despite heavily promoting the Russian COVID-19 vaccine, Vladimir Putin doesn’t seem to be in any particular rush to take the COVID-19 vaccine himself.

The Sputnik V vaccine is said to offer 91.6% efficacy, against the COVID-19 vaccine.

According to Russian government officials, Putin is currently taking rounds of other vaccines against common flu’s and pneumococcal infections and cannot take the COVID-19 vaccine until he is fully inoculated for the other vaccines.

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