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  We told Arloe and Ylyana that this year #valentines day will be indoor and that we will only order to our favorite restaurant for pick up to celebrate at home. Di ko na isip na maiisip nila tong magkapatid both of them wake us this morning shouting happy valentines day we made something downstairs so early so this two prepared the table and put their personalised cards on the plate Mommy feel surprise why... I don't know they can set up table Mommy feel proud why... Today they did a good job of doing this together, thumbs up for teamwork you two kahit madalas asot pusa Thank you our babylove Arloe Zhac Thomas and our Babydoll Ylyana Rose Thomas #valentines  #valentinesurprise

  In this tie of pandemic, do you have plans yet for valentine's day? If not yet , this article is for you! Here's some idea on how to start your and your loveone day with a smile on their face :-) A valentine's breakfast yes, indoor and no need to go out plus the effort of doing it and preparation will do the trick.  here's how , watch the video until the end for the bloopers 

 Covid-19   For the past ten days, the number of new cases of Covid-19 recorded in France has been around 25,000, sometimes a little less, but also a little more, as was the case on Wednesday 3 February. According to data from Public Health France, 26,362 new contaminations were recorded in 24 hours and 358 patients died in hospital. The results of the indicators are indeed worrying in several parts of France, especially with regard to resuscitation services. 57 departments have a bed occupancy rate of more than 60% for Covid patients. Three departments are of particular concern: the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, the Hautes-Alpes and the Alpes-Maritimes. In terms of contamination, if the incidence rate has dropped slightly over two weeks, peaks are observed in around ten departments and the situation is once again worrying.

  The head of France's hospital federation on Friday called for a new nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19 infections, in the latest sign of tensions between the government and health officials on the issue. Valletoux spoke a day after Prime Minister Jean Castex  said  the Covid-19 situation in France was "fragile" but did not justify a new lockdown at present. The prime minister also touched on the sensitive issue of France's vaccination drive, which has been widely criticised for its slow pace. He said the first doses of AstraZeneca’s vaccine would arrive in France by the end of the week, helping the government reach a target of four million inoculations by the end of the month. President  Emmanuel Macron  has promised to offer a vaccine to all adults in France by the end of the summer.