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this lwp depict a picture of egg as breakfast, the egg shaped like a heart love, this symbolize a breakfast during valentine day. each year on february 14 we peruse the store shelves for the perfect gift or card for a loved one. egg wallpapers. according to hallmark, more than 163 million cards—not including packaged kids’ valentines—are exchanged. and it’s not just an american phenomenon. valentine’s day is celebrated in canada, mexico, the united kingdom, france, australia, italy and denmark. but why? how did this holiday of love and romance originate and, more importantly, how did st. valentine become involved? the answers to those questions are not easy ones. valentines wallpapers is a holiday shrouded in mystery and legend. the origins of valentines wallpapers lie in the ancient roman fertility festival lupercalia, which was celebrated on february 15. during the festival, young women would place their names in a large urn. the young men would draw a name from the urn and then be romantically linked with that young woman for the following year. still other legends cite the fact that february 14 marked the date when birds began mating.

there was also a conventional belief in europe during the middle ages that birds chose their partners in the middle of february. thus the day was dedicated to love, and people observed it by writing love letters and sending small gifts to their beloved. valentines wallpapers. legend has it that charles, duke of orleans, sent the first real valentines wallpapers to his wife in 1415, when he was imprisoned in the tower of london. (he, however, was not beheaded, and died a half-century later of old age.)