I recently polled GON readers on my web site, asking: How elaborate are your Valentine's Day celebrations? Here are the results:

39% Not very elaborate...maybe a card exchange

27% I always do little things to make the day special

24% Hardly elaborate. I may wish someone a happy heart day

6% I ignore the holiday completely

4% Nobody celebrates it bigger than I do!

For those readers who replied, 'Nobody celebrates it bigger than I do!', I'd love to hear what you did this Valentine's Day. Please reply to this email and share...and I'll re-share with our readers!

For those of you who do a little something, here are a few of my favorite (no- cost, last-minute) ideas:

1) Leave your special someone a note of love and/or appreciation...written in your own handwriting...on a card or nice stationery

2) Make indoor s'mores, round up your sweetie (and your family if you wish), and eat them in front of your fireplace.

To make indoor s'mores, don't toast the marshmallows. Place four graham cracker squares on a microwaveable plate. Top each with chocolate (I use mini Hershey bars) and marshmallows. Microwave on HIGH 15 to 20 seconds or until the marshmallows 'puff.' Cover with remaining graham squares and press together gently to secure.

3) Pop some popcorn and watch a romantic movie with your better half...or even with a bunch of sweet friends

4) Go through old photo albums with your spouse and take a trip down memory lane together

5) Forego technology (cell phones silenced and put away) and talk over a nice dinner. If you're thinking, 'what would we talk about?' Google conversation starters (...with spouse or family) and use that as a guide.

Happy Valentine's Day!

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In ADDITION, on my home page, you'll also find lots of NEW and featured STUFF including...

Facebook Feature: February Goals: State your organizing goals...and share your successes and challenges

Miracles: Miracles is our theme of the week and the quote on my home page reflects that. Check it out

Do you bring work on vacation? If so, this comic may make you chuckle

Is your mood affected by clutter? One of the graphics on my home page displays how clutter affects people's moods overall

GON February Checklist and Challenges: Are you up-to-date with our February Organizing Checklist? It's there for you to use as a guide. Our February Mini Organizing Challenges, focused on Eliminating Digital Clutter, are ready for you as well. Do your mini challenge for week 3 this week

Featured Web Poll: Our question is, 'How elaborate are your Valentine's Day celebrations on a scale of 1 to 5?' Cast your vote and let us know




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Love is the ultimate no-calorie sweetener.'
--Richelle E. Goodrich, Slaying Dragons




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Maria Gracia
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