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If the recent glimpse of sunny weather hasn’t given you hope that spring is near then a visit to West Seattle’s always funky and fun Clementine is in order. I popped in last week and found warmer weather inspiration in their newly arriving spring inventory. The first standout item was their small but growing selection of West Seattle-based Chemical Wedding clutches and handbags—featured in our 2009 shopping issue—made from lovingly worn-in new and recycled leather ($168-$260). Read more »

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There's a season for everything. Be thankful in November, giving in December. Today? Give in to temptation.

Cupcake Royale's featured Valentine’s Day treat is the “deathcake”($6.65). Made with Theo Chocolate, Stumptown espresso ganache and chocolate cake, it will be available at all four locations through February 14 (Capitol Hill, Ballard, Madrona and West Seattle: You're lucky). You can also buy their V-Day-themed "Sweetheart" 4-pack or "babycake" 6-pack. Read more »

You don't have to go far to indulge in a weekend of relaxation and romance. Seattle-area hotels and spas have packages for you and your loved one to swoon over. Read more »

You don't have to do all the work this February 14. Check out some entertaining options that will help score you major points with your beloved

What's a day of love without the most famous star-crossed lovers? Benaroya Hall will present Tchaikovsky's Romeo & Juliet: A Valentine's Day Concert at 2 p.m. Prices vary. Read more »

Lucky for you, Seattle restaurants have got your back this Sunday, February 14. Here are just a few of the special menus being offerend around town on Valentine's Day.

(Note: The prices listed below do not include tax and gratuity).
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When Seattlites say the weather is for the birds, they may mean it more than they know. To wit, the profusion of avian life that takes over the Skagit Valley each and every winter. The fallow farm fields leading into the shallows where river meets sea makes for a veritable all-you-can-eat buffet for both passing and resident birds. Read more »

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