Single? Where Not to Go Today

Singles can salvage the day, if they know where (not) to go
By Wesley Oliver,  Newser Staff
Posted Feb 14, 2009 1:12 PM CST
Single? Where Not to Go Today
The key strategy to getting around on the red-letter day without tripping over adoring couples is planning ahead, Travel and Leisure Magazine says.   (Shutter Stock)

Valentine’s Day can be exhausting—for singles looking to avoid nauseating sightings of canoodling lovers. Travel and Leisure magazine offers tips on how to sidestep Cupid:

  • Ditch New England B&Bs for “groovy southwestern spas known for their (cough, cough) group activities.”
  • Candlelit restaurants are “a regrettable reminder that no one’s heart burns for you.” Instead, choose “nightclubs with flattering lighting.”

  • Skip the cozy ski lodge—“woe betide the lodger with no snow bunny of his own”—and hit slopes like Jackson Hole, where hot singles congregate.
  • Chocolate shops will have you gorging on “your own box of bittersweet bites,” but at cafés-cum-bars, small talk can become big love.
Click the link below for the full list.
(More Valentine's Day stories.)

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