Expert on local gifts Elsa Fernandez shares five items moms will love this Mother's Day.

SAN ANTONIO – Make your valentine one-of-a-kind gifts with a little help from Stephanie Pena Frost, of Princess and the Monkey Home Decor. Watch the video above for pointers on four crafts you can DIY at home, including canvas cards, Valentine’s themed gnomes, easy candy arrangements and door hangers that spell out L-O-V-E.Of course, if you don’t feel like making these crafts, you can buy them from Frost at the Galentine’s Day Brunch at the San Antonio Botanical Garden on Feb. 14. You can follow Frost on her Facebook page for Princess & the Monkey Home Decor. Related:- Crafts, snacks for the biggest game of the yearAd- Sweets for your sweet- DIY crafts for your valentine

SAN ANTONIO – A gift that is sure to warm the hearts of even the coldest Grinch is a puppy or kitty, however, Animal Care Services wants to remind the public to make responsible pet adoption decisions around the holidays. The city shelter strongly encourages that “pet parents” make informed decisions when adopting pets at any time of the year because having a pet is a long-term commitment. According to the shelter, area shelters and rescue organizations have hundreds of adoption ready pets who are invested in placing you with the perfect pet. “Vaccinations and spay/neuter surgery are generally included in the adoption fee and many animal agencies will have regular specials during the holidays,” the shelter said in a statement. There is also a change coming in 2021 when it comes to pet stores in the city.

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The new decade has arrived, and Mother Nature’s first gift to us all is an amazing meteor shower that will take place this weekend. The Quadrantid meteor shower will be easiest to see during the predawn hours Saturday, but is expected to begin late Friday. The Quadrantid meteor shower, which is known to produce 50-100 meteors, was named for a constellation that exists no more: the Quadrans Muralis. An astronomer by the name of Peter Jenniskens identified the parent body of the shower in 2003 as the asteroid 2003 EHI. EarthSky reported that if the asteroid is indeed the Quadrantid shower’s parent, the meteors come from a rocky body — not an icy comet.