Wow! It's Valentine's Day already. Time to snuggle close to your loved one or your close friends and let them know how you feel. Don't quite know the way to express yourself? We here in the life section have a few suggestions for you, even ways to cover if you've botched it. So sit back and enjoy the warm fuzzies.

Graphic By: Jonelle Thackston A Valentine's Guide   Valerie Beelman | Staff Writer Chocolates, candy hearts, cards, and stuffed animals are all strong indications of Valentine’s Day. But what do you do if you forget, give the wrong gift, or just can’t remember how this holiday is celebrated? Don’t panic; simply read on and get ready for last-minute shopping and planning.

Graphic By: Jonelle Thackston Chateau Morristte, The Perfect Couples' Getaway   Amanda Hoffer | Life Section Manager It's Valentine's Day and you don't know what you can do that will really intrigue your sweetie. You want to do something really special and memorable. How about a visit to Chateau Morrisette? With tours, wine tastings, and an excellent four-star resturaunt on site, it is a trip you and your sweetie are sure to remember.

Graphic By: Andrew Kinback The Bed Post: Love Your Gorilla   Andrew Kinback | PR Manager Red roses, cupids, and my favorite word, SEX, are prominent in everyone’s mind this week. Why? It is the week of Valentine’s Day and the love-fest has begun. The majority of Valentine’s Day plans center around a kind of feminine way of doing things. This is fine and dandy most of the time but let’s be honest, there are those certain guys who just can’t stand that mushy hearts and love stuff and really make Valentine’s Day crap. There is no way to make these guys happy on the 14th no matter what the activity or gift. Or is there?

Graphic By: Jonelle Thackston Top Ten Things NOT to Do on Valentine's Day   Whim Staff Every week at our Whim meetings the staff gets together to come up with a top ten list. It’s fun to come up with and even better to read. This week: Top Ten Things NOT to Do on Valentine's Day

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