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By psychonurse 3 comments
When vising Maine, a person MUST enjoy at least one lobster feast. It may, however be a jaw dropper, when you are served an entire lobster,boiled,baked or grilled to perfection and appearing whole, and shelled on your plate. Now, what??.. more »
By w1z111 0 comments
Autumn in New England is a gloriously colorful experience! Folks come from everywhere to view the wonderfully colored landscape of hills and valleys scattered throughout Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island; ... more »
By Inkling 12 comments
The last of the single digits for quite a while. 1001 years to be precise. It seems like a good day to celebrate and look forward to... more »
By wordwhirler 1 comments
If you've ever entertained, the thought has crossed your mind: "When will they leave?" Perhaps the party has taken a turn for the worse. Maybe the hour has grown late and though you've enjoyed playing host you are ready for bed. ... more »
By sashasweder 0 comments
With a tight budget, food can make the perfect gift. It is useful and sometimes a treat for those who need pampering, yet doesn't break your budget. Don't forget to rate and comment on this article, please. I love feedback... more »
By acole 9 comments
Have fun and celebrate the changing of seasons... more »
By Allana Baroni 0 comments
Not much trumps the excitement of welcoming a military family member home from deployment. You can never make too big a deal out of it--it is huge! Make it personal and focus on the hero factor instead of how much red, white and blue you can ... more »
By bake4u 8 comments
SALMON PIE is delicious and could be considered a one-meal dish......... more »
By asmestad 0 comments
Although there are many ways to make a snowman, big or small, there will always be the classic snowman that reminds you of being a child. Here's what to do... more »
By Cloey 0 comments
Have you ever brought your groceries home from the supermarket and found your bread flat or your fresh buns smelling like laundry sheets? It’s really annoying when you shop and choose your items so carefully and then you get home and they’re ... more »
By airesflora 1 comments
Maybe you smoke and you want to freshen up the scent in your home. You recently cooked fish or flavored your spaghetti with tons of garlic and now you are expecting guests. You are anticipating a romantic encounter and want to make a great ... more »
By Larryamon 1 comments
Many people look with eagerness and excitement to Black Friday every year. Want to get a great deal? Wait for Black Friday, you may think. Websites start leaking Black Friday ads weeks ahead of time. You can’t wait to get up at 4am and start ... more »
By AimeeE 0 comments
While Earth Day is the most celebrated "Environmental" Holiday, most people do not know its origins. Here is a guide designed to provide insight about this little-known celebration... more »
By George Sommers 1 comments
One of New England's quirkier traditions occurs just shy of Valentine's Day. Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Theatrical Company throws a parade honoring such luminaries as Jodie Foster, Scarlet Johanneson, Kathleen Turner, Whoopie Goldberg, ... more »
By psychonurse 2 comments
A gathering of family or friends, and a picnic basket, and you're ready to celebrate summer@ the beach or the park. In addition to using local organic foods, there are some familiar picnic staples that can be used to remain environmentally friendly... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 2 comments
If you've always dreamed of joining a traveling band of Renaissance merchants, minstrels and performers, then become part of a Renaissance faire! You can travel the Renaissance faire circuit or simply be a part of your local faire... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
The May Revolution in Buenos Aires, which took place on May 25, 1810, was the last in a series of political events that installed the first government in Argentina not controlled by Spain. There was no violence involved, but it is called a ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
The City of Los Angeles and the state of California have made March 31, the birthday of Cesar E. Chavez, a holiday. Cesar E. Chavez was a beloved leader of farm workers, who helped unite them together in the United Farm Workers of America union ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
In Brazil, the Festa Junina is the festival to celebrate Saint John the Baptist. In pagan times, the festival was a celebration of the summer solstice. The Festa Junina festival is held in June, which is the start of the Brazilian winter. Many of ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
Celebrate January as National Braille Literacy Month every year with your family and friends. To help you, we’ve gathered a list of ways to mark the month... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
There's nothing like a fresh hot batch of popcorn right off the stove and smothered in butter. In case you needed yet another great excuse for eating, October is National Popcorn Popping Month. Here are some tips on how to celebrate this occasion... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
Residents of Denmark celebrate Sankt Hans Aften, otherwise known as Saint John's Day, on June 24. The celebration is a tradition that stretches all the way back to pagan times, when it was considered a celebration of the solstice. Sankt Hans ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 0 comments
Hanami, which is Japanese for "flower viewing," is a special event in Japan. Hanami happens when the cherry blossom trees bloom, signaling the beginning of Spring. Hanami has been celebrated for centuries in Japan with celebrations that include ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 4 comments
On March 2, 1836, Texas severed ties with Mexico and became a free and independent republic. It was a short-lived country: a little less than 10 years later Texas joined the Union. As any Texan will tell you, though, that streak of independence ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 2 comments
On May 17, 1875, 15 3-year-old thoroughbreds went to the post at Churchill Downs. They burst from the starting line, galloped around the track for one-and-a-half miles, and launched an event that's become known as the greatest two minutes in ... more »