By Natasha Baker TORONTO (Reuters) – Those who fear that their penchant for procrastination may have foiled plans for a Valentine’s Day of romance can turn to new apps that offer help with dinner reservations and fresh flowers, even at the last minute Consumers expect to spend about $133 on Valentine’s Day, with candle-lit dinners, flowers, candy and greeting cards the most common ways for couples to express their love, according to a National Retail Federation survey of more than 6,000 consumers. “Valentine’s Day should be spent falling in love with your wife again, or with your date.
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