Starbucks is getting into the Valentine’s Day spirit through limited-time drinks. It is also introducing two new Refreshers and a Midnight Drink for a limited time.

Starbucks will drop its Valentine’s Day-inspired drinks tomorrow. The seasonal brews feature rich, creamy and sweet flavors that evoke the love-centered holiday. “Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and Starbucks is celebrating with two beverages, each crafted with love,” the company said.

Starbucks is set to release limited-time drinks Tuesday, a week after announcing plans to cut "roughly 30%" of the menu. Why it matters: The Seattle-based company is trying to reverse a decline in foot traffic and its seasonal menu launches usually drive sales.

One of our favorite Valentine’s Day gifts under $25 is this status-y tumbler from Yeti. It’s even cheaper in this (quite seasonally appropriate) wine-red shade. These stylish glasses might inspire a cocktail-testing date night.

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A widow feels family members and friends are being insensitive when they send Valentine’s Day greetings. Dear Eric: Valentine’s Day is approaching and members of my family and friends send me “Happy Valentine’s Day” texts,

Valentine’s Day is approaching and members of my family and friends send me “Happy Valentine’s Day” texts, knowing that I am a widow. They claim that Valentine’s is for everybody, not just couples. I feel otherwise and this just rubs salt into my wounds.

They claim that Valentine’s is for everybody, not just couples. I feel otherwise and this just rubs salt into my wounds. These wishes feel to me very thoughtless and insensitive. How do I respond? Dear Grieving Widow: Even if your family and friends have good intentions,