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How to Plan Greek Party Games

By monalisamyheart

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Whoever threw the first Greek party in America wanted to do something unique and creative. So be sure that when you throw your own, your party will be hopping! Greeks love to get down and have fun, and they also have a huge variety of cultural ... more »

How to Plan Greek Party Games

By Allana Baroni

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Ancient Greek-themed parties may have their roots in ancient orgies--making them a bit out there for modern parties--but you can still spice up your party with Greek-themed party games and festivities. Here are a few to try... more »

How to Appreciate New Year's Day

By w1z111

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In the Gregorian calendar, New Year's Day falls on January 1st, exactly seven days after Christmas Day. Most observers of the Gregorian New Year recognize the day as a typical holiday, these days without religious connotation in most cases. In ... more »

How to Celebrate Bastille Day

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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The French nation celebrates Bastille Day on July 14 to memorialize the 1789 storming of the Bastille, a Paris prison. The Bastille symbolized the oppressive regime of the French monarchy and its storming planted the root of the nation's ... more »

How to Spot Someone Born in the Year of the Dragon

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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The proud dragon is the only mythical creature in the Chinese zodiac. Here's how to spot one of Chinese astrology's most dignified and outspoken animals. (Alternatively, spoilsports can try to sneak a peek at the dragon's driver's license: 1928, ... more »

How to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Orlando

By Sabah

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If you're gearing up to celebrate with the Irish this St. Patrick's Day, be sure to make your rounds at just the right spots in Orlando. The city is home to a number of Irish restaurants and venues that host special events for Saint Patrick's ... more »

How to Celebrate Inty Raymi

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Inty Raymi, Kichwa for the Festival of the Sun, is an ancient tradition now celebrated by the indigenous and mestizos alike in the Andean regions of Latin America. This festive gathering of dance, food and music is centered around the summer ... more »

How to Buy the Perfect Gift

By Janelle

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Want to buy something for someone that they'll remember forever without going comletely bankrupt? Then you're reading the right article! Read on to find out more... more »

How to Celebrate All Souls Day

By smilesatme1

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Celebrating All Souls Day may differ from country to country. For Roman Catholic All Souls Day is a big events and majority celebrating it by lighting a candle in the cemetery. Some place the relatives will visit in the graves in the cemetery and ... more »

How to Celebrate Burns Night

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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January 25 marks the birthday of Scotland’s favorite son, poet and balladeer Robert Burns, who is the writer of "Auld Lang Syne," one of the most famous songs of all time. He is toasted on the night of his birthday, called Burns Night, throughout ... more »

How to Celebrate Global Belly Laugh Day

By Martina McKoy

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Laughter is the greatest medicine. On January 24 at 1:24 p.m., you are encouraged to “Throw your hands in the air and laugh out loud!” Here are a few ways to celebrate the laugh heard round the world... more »

How to Celebrate Ostara

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Ostara is a pagan holiday and celebrates the vernal or spring equinox. Many of the traditions of Easter have grown out of the pagan celebration of Ostara. The Easter bunny and painted eggs are probably the best known stolen emblems and ... more »

How to Handle Fireworks on Guy Fawkes Night

By Paul Geraghty, eHow UK

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Fireworks on Guy Fawkes Night are a much-loved British tradition. No child’s year is complete without it. Here are some tips on how you can make your home firework display a safe and fun experience for all the family... more »

How to have a good holiday in Phuket

By amos191

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Phuket island is so beautiful. It is filled with wild, fun, family activities. If you are planning to have a holiday there this is the right article to read. You'll probably be asking questions like: What resort should we stay at? What do I need ... more »

How to Know What the Colors Mean on Top of the Empire State Building

By Elaine Furst

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On July 4th, it's red, white and blue. On Christmas it's green and red. It's the Empire State Building and since 1932 its spire colors have changed in time with the holidays. But just what is the significance of the blue and white colors? Or the ... more »

How to Manage Holidays in Mauritius-the Paradise Island

By reaz786

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Mauritius-A Paradise Island.. more »

How to Organize a Renaissance Faire

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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If you love to dress like people did during the Middle Ages and put on plays, then you should organize a Renaissance Faire if there aren't any near you. You can use the faire to raise money for your club or organization while everyone enjoys a ... more »

How to Plan a Weekend at Dartmoor's Aeon Festival

By Safreena Rajan, eHow UK

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Welcome to the year of the Enchanted Forest. Costumes are welcome, even encouraged for this event at Dartmoor to be held on Ullacombe Farm in the heartland of Devon. The enchanted forest will take over Ullacombe farm from the 24th through the ... more »

How to Plan Greek Party Games

By Juliet Johnson Johnson

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Whether you're throwing a toga party or just a Greek-themed party, be prepared for an internationally flavored event. When it's time to play games, give your guests a little taste of Greece, and something to test their knowledge. When they go ... more »

How to Prepare a Swedish Midsummer's Eve Feast

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Midsummer's Eve is one of the most popular holidays in Sweden. The event takes place the end of June, near the Summer Solstice. The feast officially begins after the traditional dances around the maypole. If you choose to celebrate in true Swede ... more »

How to See the Trooping the Colour Ceremony

By Paul Geraghty, eHow UK

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The Trooping the Colour ceremony, performed annually in June in honour of the Sovereign’s birthday, is one of Britain’s most splendid displays of traditional pageantry. Crowds throng the streets between Buckingham Palace and the Horse Guards ... more »

How to Send Flowers

By cyberaver

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Thinking about sending flowers to that special someone? You don't have to run to the florist to do it; you can send them right from your computer... more »

How to Throw a Greek Party

By monalisamyheart

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Toga, toga, toga. It's an easy theme to pick for a party, but it's not easy to keep it original. You've probably been to at least five toga parties since middle school. Add these fun elements to keep it fresh!.. more »

How to Throw an Earthday Party

By virtualibrarian

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Earth Day is celebrated every year on April 22, just as spring is getting under way. What better time to throw a party where you can celebrate (and perhaps do something to help out) the planet?.. more »

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