1.Do something nice for yourself like taking a long, hot bath by candlelight, or pull out your credit card and a catalog and have fun.
2.Rent or go to an action movie, preferably one in which at least one of the prospective love interests gets killed off near the beginning. (James Bond films are great for this.)
3.Avoid romantic "date" movies completely, unless you like feeling melancholy.
4.Buy yourself a bouquet of your favorite flowers or a box of your favorite chocolates - at least you get to choose exactly what you want this way!
5.Do something you've never done before. Go hang gliding or horseback riding, sign up for dance classes or singing lessons, or anything else that strikes your fancy.
6.Go somewhere that isn't likely to be pushing the Valentine's Day theme. Sporting or theatrical events are good possibilities.
7.Have some fun with your other single friends. Rent movies and get takeout food, go to a nightclub, or have dinner together at a nice restaurant. Call it an "Un-Valentine" party if you like.
8.Get a head start on planning your St. Patrick's Day party or spring vacation.
9.Call or write to someone you've lost touch with - could be just a friend, or someone you once had a crush on.
10.Help brighten the day for someone else who may be spending it alone: Take some flowers to a local nursing home.
2.Rent or go to an action movie, preferably one in which at least one of the prospective love interests gets killed off near the beginning. (James Bond films are great for this.)
3.Avoid romantic "date" movies completely, unless you like feeling melancholy.
4.Buy yourself a bouquet of your favorite flowers or a box of your favorite chocolates - at least you get to choose exactly what you want this way!
5.Do something you've never done before. Go hang gliding or horseback riding, sign up for dance classes or singing lessons, or anything else that strikes your fancy.
6.Go somewhere that isn't likely to be pushing the Valentine's Day theme. Sporting or theatrical events are good possibilities.
7.Have some fun with your other single friends. Rent movies and get takeout food, go to a nightclub, or have dinner together at a nice restaurant. Call it an "Un-Valentine" party if you like.
8.Get a head start on planning your St. Patrick's Day party or spring vacation.
9.Call or write to someone you've lost touch with - could be just a friend, or someone you once had a crush on.
10.Help brighten the day for someone else who may be spending it alone: Take some flowers to a local nursing home.
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