I hope I'm not the only one that's still cheerful from Valentine's Day. Even if you do not have a significant other, I hope you found some peace of mind spending it in church. However, if you happen to not be very religious, I trust you were happy to see another day.
It's no secret to us that the most common gesture during the Month of Love is to give flowers, chocolates or stuffed animals of some sort. But what happens after the season has passed? I've always thought that giving flowers is one of the most genuine gifts that will automatically lift my spirit. Just the mere thought behind the action accompanied with the beauty of the flowers themselves, is enough to change anyone's day for the better.
Flowers have a healing touch, and speaks for us when words are not enough. They just make you feel good. So what if they're going to die in a few days. This is one instance where we focus on the now and refuse to worry about the future. I advise you to not let the flower giving momentum stop here. Continue to practice your random act of kindness through the gift of spontaneous flower giving and watch the receiver beam with gratitude and pure appreciation.
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