Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there was a kind and handsome priest named Valentine. He lived in a small village where the people were ruled by a mean and cruel emperor who believed that single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families. So, the emperor made a law that said no young man could get married.

But Valentine didn't agree with this law. He thought that love was a beautiful thing and that everyone deserved to find their special someone. So, he secretly started marrying young couples in love.

The emperor eventually found out about Valentine's secret weddings and was furious. He threw Valentine in jail and ordered for him to be executed. But before he was taken away, Valentine sent a letter to the young girl he had grown to love from his cell, signing it "From Your Valentine."

And that, my friends, is how the tradition of sending love letters on Valentine's Day began. But it doesn't end there! The villagers were so touched by Valentine's kind heart and selfless actions, that they continued to celebrate his memory every year on the day of his execution, February 14th. And thus, Valentine's Day was born!

Now, every year on February 14th, people all over the world celebrate love and romance by sending flowers, chocolates, and those infamous love letters to their special someone. So, whether you're single or taken, young or old, remember the story of Valentine and the power of love to bring people together.

Happy Valentine's Day!

Cosmically yours,
Foxy Magick