Here are features filed under Holidays : Valentines Day:

• The Chocolate Theory If you need an excuse for indulging in chocolate, Valentine's Day is a good one. Brenda Hyde tempts us with several chocolicious recipes.

• A Touch of Chocolate If your Valentine's Day wish list contains chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate... these recipes are for you!

• Chocolate is for Lovers! Chocolate is the food of the aristocracy, children, soldiers and lovers. Once heralded as a cure-all, advertisers now market it as a "sinful delight." It lives up to its Greek botanical name -- theobroma cacao -- "food of the gods."

• Edible Valentine Cards The classroom walls are covered with decorative hearts and arrow bearing cupids. Here's a fun way to help your children enjoy the excitement of Valentine's Day.

• Romantic Dinners for Two Some violin music, please! When thoughts turn to Valentine's Day, or finding time for your partner on chilly evenings, can busy parents afford the time? Amid jobs, laundry and feeding and bathing the kids, not only can parents find the time; it's essential that they do. Tuck the kids in bed early or hire a sitter and then prepare a romantic dinner for two.

• Say It with Wine for Valentine's Day Forget the candy and the flowers! If you really want to win over your sweetheart, give your Valentine a bottle of wine. Even Cupid knows that wine is the perfect sharing beverage.

• Valentine Candy Crafts Express your love this Valentine's Day by doling out handmade gifts. Author Rachel Webb tells us how.