In this post, the St. James Place Blog has a few suggestions to help you celebrate your Valentine’s day at home. Many people celebrate Valentine’s day by going out to eat at restaurants, attending elaborate parties, or visiting their local movie theater to watch a romantic comedy or drama. Save yourself the two hour wait for a table by spending your Valentine’s day at home. We have a couple of ideas to help you escape the crowds for a peaceful February 14th.
Spa night
Make the most of your Valentine’s day at home by hosting your own spa night! Face masks are an easy way to freshen up your skin and relax after a long day. Use these DIY face mask recipes for your spa night — chances are, most of the ingredients are already in your kitchen.
Dinner
Make your Valentine’s day at home casual with slow cooker cilantro lime chicken tacos from Belle of the Kitchen. Belle of the Kitchen recommends “adding on your favorite toppings. I like to use shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, diced avocado, cheese, sour cream, and even a drizzle of ranch dressing.” Find out how to make this delicious treat by following the link. Once you’re done with dinner, try making these Cookie Dough Brownies from Dinner, then Dessert for dessert.
Movies
Skip the crowds at the movie theater by watching your favorite chick flick in your St. James apartment on Valentine’s day. We have a couple of movie recommendations that we think you’d love.
Legally Blonde (2004)
Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) is heartbroken when her college boyfriend dumps her to go to Harvard Law School. She, in an effort to win him back, applies to Harvard. Elle must overcome her classmates’ negative perceptions of her as a “dumb blonde” as she strives to become a first rate lawyer.
Roman Holiday (1953)
Princess Ann (Audrey Hepburn) escapes her country’s embassy to spend a whimsical day exploring Rome. Along the way, she meets and falls in love with American reporter Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck).
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