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Celebrate Singles Awareness Day in Hopatcong and Sparta
If you're single on Valentine's Day, the world is your oyster!

If you haven’t been shot with Cupid’s arrow yet or your Valentine is yet to be found because he or she is still hiding under a rock, fear not.
You have a whole list of things to celebrate on Feb. 14, also known to many as Singles Awareness Day.
It’s great to be single on Valentine's Day because you don’t have to please anyone or care about anyone’s opinion of what you want to do. Go see that horrible or cheesy movie that you’d never go to on a date at Sparta Movie Theater.
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You can also really enjoy being with your friends. Get a group together and go to Sparta Lanes.
If dining out isn’t your thing, try out a class at Tiger Shin's Tae Kwon Do with friends to get your endorphin count up.
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You also have the freedom to date around. Try a speed dating event or if you want to take the plunge into the world of online dating, sign up for a site—you can always shut it down and pretend like it never happened if you don’t like it!
Getting dressed up to go to a party is fun, but sometimes it’s even better when you can dress down for a party in your pajamas. Get takeout from BlueGill Cafe, Happy Wok, Lakeside Grill, or Sabretti's, put on a mud mask, read magazines and watch your favorite movies.
Another reason to celebrate is that nobody yells at you about your credit card bill (except yourself). Treat yourself to an afternoon at Lucky Nails II or International Salon and Spa.
You also don’t have to decorate your home to fit anyone else’s taste. Go buy yourself a new item at Talbot's, a trinket at J. Thomas Jewelers or something to read at Sparta Books.
And the best thing of all—you don’t have to split a bottle of wine with anyone. Pick up a non-shareable bottle at Carol's Wine Cellar or the White Deer Package Store.
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