Another February. Another Valentine’s Day. Yes, there are other noteworthy events, such as the beginning of the Lunar New Year, whether the groundhog sees his shadow, or a celebration of past presidents. But for many of us, February is the month of romance. Marketers have convinced us that receiving heart-shaped boxes of assorted chocolates, bouquets of roses, a Hallmark card, or a piece of jewelry signifies that we’re loved. If you’re without a significant other in your life, this day of all things celebrating romance may be one that you want to get through quickly. Historically, we have St. Valentine to thank for this day that was passed down to us from centuries ago. There’s some dispute as to which Valentine or Valentinus from the Catholic Church archives is responsible for this lasting love legacy. One performed marriages for young lovers in secret. Another was a bishop. And another Valentine …