Love Me Do

As we approach the weekend, office talk seems to have turned to Valentine's Day. What people's grand plans are, what they are buying their other halves, the little surprises they have planned, or in some cases, how they are going to get out of it.

Valentine's Day has always been a day that confuses me. For those in relationships, it baffles me that you have to buy a card and a present to show you're in love, and for single people it just a day that reminds you of that very fact.

Walking through Liverpool, love is defiantly in the air, the shop windows are full of helium balloons, cards and banners reminding you not to forget the one you love.

But saying all that, in Paver Smith this morning all the women in the office were greeted by a single red rose on their desk courtesy of Matthew Robson, and people say chivalry is dead.

As a single girl I'm not a fan of Valentine's day, but rather than being bitter about it, I'd rather see the silver lining, I'm not under any pressure to declare my love, to surprise anyone or to make grand plans for the weekend, instead me and my friends are uniting and heading straight to Alma de Cuba, we've got a date with the cocktail menu.

Happy Valentine's Day

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