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Day 6 Of Our '7 Days Of Love' Challenge HERE

Valentine's Day is dedicated to love, romance and celebrating your relationships. On this day, we use special ways to show our loved ones how much we care. But why is celebrating limited to one day? I have an idea. We challenge you to celebrate '7 Days Of Love' this year.

I challenge you to write your significant other/friend/parent- whom ever you want to show love for- a handwritten, personal note each day of the week. Essentially, you will be giving them one note each day for the next 7 days. By the time Valentine's day comes, your special person will have experienced 7 days of love!

Here is how the challenge is going to work. Each day, I will post a new love note idea you are to write about that day. Get ready to fill your life with love! Be on the look out for the daily “7 Days Of Love" post. Channel your inner cupid and make this a Valentine's day they'll never forget!

Love Note #1: Describe the first time you met

Love Note #2: Describe your favorite memory with them

Love Note #3: Describe how they make you feel

Love Note #4: Describe a wish for the future

Love Note #5: Using the acronym LOVE, use each letter to describe your loved one

Love Note #6: Write them a poem- rhyming gets bonus points!

We are almost done with this adorable challenge. We hope you guys are enjoying it! Tune in tomorrow for the last theme, #7!

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