I'm an advocate of Valentines Day.

Some people call it a Hallmark Holiday. They think Valentines is one of those worthless holidays created by chocolatiers and card companies.

So?

When you get through all of the commercialism, there's still a very important meaning to this anti-singles day. Love.

Yes. Love. Cynical Veronica is a advocate of love.

Valentines Day isn't just about the love of couple. It's the love your parents have for you. And you for them. It's about expressing affection to your friends. It's just a day to remind us that we've got people who care.

It's nice, no?

If you're one of those who are like me, one of those who forget to tell loved ones that they're loved, then take advantage of each and every Valentines Day. Because it's too often that the people we care for get plucked from this planet before they know their importance.

Tell someone, tell anyone, "I love you."

As for you bitter, single people who protest this pink and red and lacy day, sit back and relax. No one is trying to offend you. They're just trying to love you.

And make you buy candy. There's no harm in that when you really think about it. Right?