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- The Hunt Is On 2012-04-9
Easter is three days away and my kids are so excited about the bunny stopping by. Everywhere you turn you see signs that Easter is quickly approaching, from eggs on sale at the grocery store, to premade baskets with candy in them, to pretty flowers... - Mothers Day Gift Ideas 2012-03-7
In 1870 Julia Ward Howe called for a Mother's day proclamation in response to the Civil War. She saw this as a way to celebrate peace and motherhood. After her death her daughter Anna took up the cause to make Mother's day a recognized holiday. - Easter New Beginnings 2012-02-25
I treasure something that my boss of many years ago once said to me. I was wearing a new dress and jewelry at the time and had taken care to apply a little makeup. - How The Celebration Of Valentine S Day Started In Europe 2012-01-28
In England and North America, Valentine's Day has a long history and tradition. After the Second World War, the influence of this day to lovers expanded to Central Europe. The day of love is also a day of friendship, particularly in England and North America, where one prepares a surprise in the form of flowers and small gifts. - Remembering Our Two First Thanksgiving Celebrations 2011-10-21
Long before the Civil War and the Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Lincoln, the north and south had their individual days of Thanksgiving. Let's review the first two celebrations of giving thanks in America: Mayflower Colony and the Virginia Plantation. - Top Christmas Fundraising Ideas 2011-10-21
Christmas is the festive period to celebrate, relax, travel, and spend time with your friends and family. It is also the perfect time to organize events and fundraisers to support a cause. Many organizations, especially the nonprofits, start the process of fundraising to collect money for... - The Perfect Family Autumnal Weekend 2011-09-10
The perfect family autumnal weekend in the UK can be a wonderful experience. Whether you come to visit historical sites, bask in the local color or check out some of the unique dining, here are some of the best places to stay the weekend in the UK. London, Edinburgh, Dublin, North Yorkshire, North Wales. - The Spooky History Of Halloween 2011-08-7
On October 31st, we celebrate Halloween, the one night of the year when ghoulies, ghosties, long-legged beasties and all things that go bump in the night are especially active. There's lots of... - A Fun Easter Treasure Hunt For All Ages 2011-04-22
Finding a treasure hunt that will be fun and is for everyone can be a challenge. However, there are so many ways to build a super fun hunt for Easter! - The Legend Of Saint Valentine 2011-02-12
In honor of the upcoming holiday, we wanted to give a shout out to Saint Valentine himself. Did you know that some of the famous Saint's relics now live at the Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church in Dublin, Ireland? Kind of cool, huh? - Creative And Romantic Valentine Ideas For Him Or Her 2011-02-6
Celebrated on 14th of February every year, Valentine's Day is the day of love and romance. This is one such day when you can spell those magical words of love again and make it memorable for the two of you. - Holiday Ideas For 2011 2011-01-10
The most tedious but fun thing to do during holiday is to prepare gifts for your loved ones. It's a very good feeling to prepare gifts for your family and friends. The task of choosing what will make the person happy and delighted brought warmth feeling to your heart. Holiday is never complete without gifts to give or to open. Here are some more ideas... - How To Have A Merry Christmas When Away From Home 2010-12-26
Christmas is the most awaited season for everybody. It is the best time for families to gather, eat luscious foods, and exchange gifts during Christmas eve. But not with those people who are at a great distance from their families because of work or important business trips. - Celebrating Goodwill And Harmony On Christmas Eve 2010-11-27
The night preceding Christmas Day, that is the night between 24th and 25th of December is termed Christmas Eve. It is the occasion marking the birth of Jesus Christ and is thus celebrated throughout the world. - How To Make Time For Christmas Family Activities 2010-11-20
Over the years, I have compiled a number of ideas on how to really celebrate the true meaning of Christmas. A lot of these ideas focus on keeping Christ at the center of the season and treasuring Him in our traditions. When I share these ideas on how to make time for Christmas family activities... - Holiday Decorations Is Stepping It Up On Your Wish List 2010-09-7
Christmas decorating as a practice is usually attributed to Francis of Assisi for his unique mass in 1223. In an effort to bring the story of Jesus to life, St. Francis was the first to recreate a nativity scene with hay and animals inside a natural cave and perform his mass alongside the display. - What To Wear On Your Missions Trip 2010-08-15
In Republic of Uganda, I discovered a lot cultural idiosyncrasies that I made a note of and believed that them would be helpful for me to share them with other people. I've thought of and assemble a few Do's and Don'ts of what to wear and what not to wear for your following mission trip. - Easter Bunny Costume Hop Along Into Easter 2010-03-18
With Easter just around the corner, the kids at your church or other function may be awaiting a visit from the Easter Bunny. This means you might have to find an Easter bunny costume. So what should you look for when you are seeking to give this grand appearance? There are quite a few things. - Easter 2010 2010-03-5
According to Christmas legends, Jesus Christ, the son of Joseph and Mary was crucified on the cross by his enemies. It is however, believed that he woke from his death on the third day; and Easter is celebrated to commemorate this day. - Easter Celebration This Year 2010-01-31
Easter is the celebration that takes place after the Lent season. It usually happens a week after the equinox. For 2010, it will happen on the fourth day of April. - The Origin Of The Christmas Tree 2009-12-26
Many people believe the Christmas Tree originated in Europe perhaps in the 15th or 16th century. However there is much evidence that points to the fact the tree originally had pagan roots, (no pun intended) and actually originated much earlier than that. - Create A Christmas To Remember 2009-12-24
The lights all are hung out on the windows and door of the house, illuminating the lawn decorations with a Christmas glow. It rushes us back to a child like innocents with warm feelings of family and the excitement of giving and receiving gifts. - The History Of Department 56 Holiday Villages 2009-11-23
In 1976, Department 56 introduced a series of six hand-painted, ceramic buildings. These premiere buildings were the foundation of the original Snow Village Series. - Its Mothers Day Again 2009-07-14
Do you know how Mother's Day began? It has nothing to do with candies, roses or all that 'stuff' that we think of when we think of Mother's day. You'll be surprised to know that it started with the need for sanitation. Here's how it happened... - Historical Significance Of Mothers Day 2009-05-7
Mothers day is an annual event that has come to symbolize the expression of love for selfless mothers from their loving children. A look at how mothers day came into being. - Surviving Those Holiday Blues 2009-03-5
What Causes the Holiday Blues? Fear of disappointing others. Some people fear disappointing their loved ones during the holidays. Even though they can't afford to spend a lot of money on gifts, some people feel so obligated to come through with a fancy gift that they spend more than they can afford. - What Does Saint Patricks Day Mean Today 2009-03-2
Unless you have been hiding under rock over the past few years, you have probably noticed that St. Patrick's day has been celebrated with increased zeal each time it rolls around. Celebrated on the 17th March... - Top Ten Best Places To Visit In The United Kingdom 2008-11-10
If you're a hog for beautiful architecture and rich history, then you couldn't possibly think about missing out on the sights and sounds of the United Kingdom. This place, with its beautiful castles and heavenly Cathedrals, is any architecture enthusiast's dream. Its beautiful green landscapes are a sight to behold, too. - Make A Deal With Santa 2008-11-10
Christmas rolls around and your child wants all the latest and greatest toys. But you take a look at their room, it's crammed full of last year's latest and greatest. Why not help your child "make a deal with Santa" and clear out the clutter. Read on to learn how this deal works. - I Love Touring Italy Lake Garda 2008-11-10
I love touring Italy so much that I am doing a series on both the well known and the rarely visited tourist attractions of Italy's twenty regions. This article explores sights in the Lake Garda region of Lombardy, Veneto, and Trentino-Alto Adige in northern Italy including some history, local food, and Bardolino wine. Please join me on this tour. - I Love Touring Italy Bergamo And Lake Como 2008-11-10
I love touring Italy so much that I am doing a series on both the well known and the rarely visited tourist attractions of Italy's twenty regions. This article explores sights of Bergamo and Lake Como in the Lombardy region of southern Italy including some history, local food, and Bergamo wine. Please join me on this tour. - How To Make Christmas Decorating Fun 2008-11-10
Christmas decorating both indoor and outdoor can be fun and the whole family can have a great time on the adventure. One of the favorite things to do for making a cheap Christmas decoration is to use holiday cards that you received from previous years. One type of outdoor Christmas decoration is a homemade Santa sled. - How To Plan A Breakfast With Santa Event 2008-11-10
During the holidays, many schools, churches and groups plan a holiday Breakfast with Santa fundraiser. In fact, this is one of the simplest and most fun fundraisers you can host. - Holidays Croatia Introduction 2008-11-10
The following article should prove interesting to anyone wishing to know more about Croatia. It outlines the country and some of its highlights. - Holidays Alone Survival Guide For The Single Person 2008-11-10
Spending the holidays alone doesn't mean you can't make merry and enjoy yourself. Our author has done it many times, and shares tips and strategies for getting the most out of the holidays when the table is set for one. - Fathers Day And Its Origin 2008-11-10
The third Sunday in June is celebrated as the father's day. This day commemorates all the men who are great dads and also those men who play a father like role for other people. - Easter Egg History 2008-11-10
If you ask most kids today what "Easter Eggs" are, they’ll probably tell you that they're undocumented features found in computer games and DVD's. Of course, when it comes to the history of Easter gifts, it refers to brightly-colored eggs. The egg tradition associated with Easter is an old one, predating the arrival of Christianity in Europe. It has long been a fertility symbol in many cultures. - Easter Basket History 2008-11-10
It's hard to imagine Easter without Easter baskets. Traditionally, these are filled with candy treats such as chocolates and jelly beans, usually in the shape of an egg. There may also be hollow plastic eggs with coins or other treats inside. - Easter Around The World 2008-11-10
In the U.S. and most of Canada, Easter is a children's holiday in which a magical rabbit or hare comes and leases colorful Easter gift baskets filled with candies and colored eggs resting on a bed of greens. For followers of Christianity, it is also a sacred celebration of the resurrection of the faith's recognized founder, Yeshua ben-Yosef, or Iesus Christos as he was named in Greek. - Dazzle Them With Odd Christmas Facts 2008-11-10
As you rush from store to store trying to finish your holiday shopping, the clock is ticking on your children's patience. Keep them entertained with your vast knowledge of odd Christmas facts! - Create Your Own Homemade Magic This Season 2008-11-10
"Teacher, teacher! What is a luminary?" the 7-year-old with dozens and dozens of red-and-white-beaded braids blurted out as she bounced up from her seat in the front row.Thirty-two sets of curious eyes were drawn to the overhead screen, and to the illuminating image, a luminaria, that cast prisms of light into the darkened night of a small village. - Christmas Trivia 2008-11-10
Whether you call it trivia or tidbits, Christmas has several aspects which need to be taken account of if you’re to know the holiday in its glorious whole ! This section focuses on just that—the tidbits of Christmas which are worth knowing. So have a look at these. For one, this will make one very engaging study. - Christmas Ornaments 2008-11-10
The trend of using Christmas ornaments for decor has come in vogue since long. Resplendent glass reflector ornaments, shining Christmas tree balls and shimmering stars hanging from Christmas trees render beauty and charm to the festival of joy. - Christmas Memories 2008-11-10
The Christmas stocking is the part that stands out most for me from my childhood. There were always oranges, hard candies, and small wrapped gifts. You knew that there would be certain things that only "Santa" could have brought because those things were never in the house all the time. - Christmas History And Trivia For Parties 2008-11-10
The history of Christmas can be traced back at least four thousand years with many of the most popular traditions celebrated long before the Christ child was born. Early Europeans believed in evil spirits and other supernatural beings and as Winter Solstice approached with its shorter days... - Choosing A Teen Christmas Gift Idea My Discovery About Teenager Gift Ideas 2008-11-10
You aren't ready to buy designer shoes or purses, but you do want to find a gift that is memorable and - well, cool! If you need a teen Christmas gift idea, you will want to know about this great rule of thumb I have found. - Being The Easter Bunny For The First Time 2008-11-10
So your first child isn't a baby anymore and you're going to have to convince her that the Easter Bunny has hopped into your home, left a basketful of chocolate goodies and hidden a horde of dazzling colored Easter eggs around your house. Here are a few hints for making sure your little one will believe in the magic of the Easter Bunny for years to come. - April Holidays And Bizarre Celebrations 2008-11-10
So what do you know about the month of April? It's a very interesting month. April is the month we celebrate Earth Day. April 22nd this year. This is our chance to try to give back to Mother Nature that which we have so cravenly and callously taken away from her. - Advice On Finding The Best Value Easter Decorations 2008-11-10
Easter decorations are an indispensable part of any Easter celebrations. Easter is a spring festival in the northern hemisphere and as such Easter decorations reflect this fact. It is true that customs and traditions might differ from countries to countries but flowers and other similar symbols are generally constant throughout the world.