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Hundreds
of years ago in England, many children dressed as adults on Valentine’s Day.
They went singing from home to home. |
Curl
your locks as I do mine- Two
before and three behind. Good
morning to you, valentine.
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| In
Wales wooden love spoons were carved and given as gift on February 14th.
Hearts, keys, and keyholes were carved decorations on the spoons. The
decoration meant, “You
unlock my heart!” |
In
Britain
people spend 22 million on Valentine’s Day, with traditionally romantic people
buying 7 million red roses! (Not all in the same bunch of course!)
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