REGINA – Just in time for Valentine’s Day, a Regina business is testing out its own love experiment.
Cathedral neighbourhood shop Paper Umbrella is encouraging customers to write the name of some they love on a sticky note.
The goal is to blanket the windows of the shop on 13th Avenue with these warm notes. So far hundreds of notes have been posted between people writing their own and submitting names online.
“We hear people talk about people they love when we’re at parties, but to have an opportunity to take the name of somebody, hear their story, and allow them to share it with the rest of the community it’s really powerful,” she said.
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At the end of Valentine’s will use the names to draw for a gift basket as well.
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