Holidays & Celebrations

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By meaghansfashion 0 comments
Are you stuck on what to get your mother for mother's day?.. more »
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Fireworks can be a lot of fun, and add a little something extra to a celebration or even a backyard gathering of friends and family. If you’re thinking of buying fireworks to make a spectacular addition to your next get-together, there are a few ... more »
By Colleen Wright 1 comments
Give the perfect gift for Mother's Day by doing a few simple things. Don't have a huge budget? That doesn't matter. The best gifts for mothers aren't high-cost; they're sentimental. They show you know her well and appreciate her efforts... more »
By Bob Strauss 1 comments
Tell a non-Jewish kid about Hanukkah, and watch his eyes light up: “You get presents for eight days in a row? What an awesome deal!” However, there are very few Jewish households where kids receive eight Christmas-sized presents for eight days ... more »
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Jelly beans are a favorite treat for many adults and children. They are now available in an incredible assortment of flavors, even buttered popcorn and chocolate pudding. During the Easter season, you may decide to purchase jelly beans to place ... more »
By GingerJoy 1 comments
Guys, we know you mean well, but sometimes we women open your gifts and think, "But why???" Here are some pointers to guide you in the right direction, so that the next time we unwrap something from you, the reaction is more along the ... more »
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Unicorns are a favorite of children and adults alike. For the unicorn-lover in your life, a perfectly chosen unicorn gift can be an ideal present for a birthday or other special occasion. You can find these gifts all over, if you know where to ... more »
By John Ingrisano 1 comments
Christmas gift giving can become a costly ritual, a spending frenzy on presents that are soon forgotten, broken or given away. This year, rather than wasting money on another ugly sweater or techno gizmo for your children, consider filling ... more »
By divinemuse 1 comments
Not one to show some skin to get a strand of Mardi Gras beads or other Mardi Gras throw? Here are some family friendly tips that are sure to increase your catch at the next Mardi Gras Parade... more »
By Lisette S 2 comments
Christmas in the religious form, is the time to celebrate the birth of Jesus by being together with family. In these times people still come together as a family but also for the kids to enjoy receiving presents. But some relatives (cousins, ... more »
By BridgetOBrien 3 comments
Ringing in the New Year doesn’t have to end in drunken debauchery! Check out these steps to help you plan a wild bash sans alcohol... more »
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Austrians celebrate All Saints Day, the Catholic holiday in remembrance of the Saint Martyrs, on November 1. All Saints Day in Austria is part of a week known as "Seelenwoche" (All Souls Week) during which the Austrians believe the curtain ... more »
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All Saints Day in Lithuania is a solemn holiday. November 1 is set aside as a day to recognize the souls of the dead as well as remembering the Saints of the Catholic Church. In Lithuania, All Saints Day is sometimes referred to as Velines, in ... more »
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All Saints Day goes by many names. Also known as Allhallows or Hallowmas, the first day of November is called Wszystkich Swietych, or the Day of the Dead, in Poland. All Saints Day is an ancient holiday celebrated by members of the Catholic ... more »
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Celebrating Valentine's Day the old fashioned way does not have to be a thing of the past. With some careful planning and a lot of creativity, you will be on your way to a Valentine's Day of yesteryear. Paper hearts, handmade Valentine cards and ... more »
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April Fool's Day, traditionally observed on the first of April, is a holiday characterized by pranks, practical jokes and other forms of mischief. Some people love to spend days thinking up gags to pull on their friends and family, while others ... more »
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The Modern Library has named James Joyce's "Ulysses" the most important book of the 20th century. Other critics have hailed it as the most important literary work of the millennium. All of the book's action takes place on one day: June 16, 1904. ... more »
By GingerJoy 0 comments
While Oahu may not have snow and sleigh rides during the holidays, it is still a very festive place to celebrate. Here are a few ideas on how to spend Christmastime in Honolulu and around the island... more »
By brandif 0 comments
In Los Angeles, Cinco De Mayo, the fifth of May, is a city-wide celebration. Read on for some tips to find out where to celebrate this Mexican Holiday!.. more »
By abbeyroad920 0 comments
Cinco de Mayo is celebrated in numerous cities throughout the United States. Here is how you can celebrate Cinco de Mayo in New York City... more »
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Los Dias de Los Muertos (November 1st and 2nd) is a Mexican holiday that combines aspect of Catholicism and Aztec beliefs to honor the dead. It is, contrary to what you may expect, a time for great rejoicing, celebration and feasting... more »
By iwuvstaylin 0 comments
Martin Luther King was a great man, as most of us know. The holiday specifically designated to honor him isn't recognized as much as it should be. Not only was he revolutionary, but he changed our country forever. Here's how you can honor him and ... more »
By Solarhuman 2 comments
Here are some easy ideas on what to do to celebrate Earth Day with preschoolers... more »
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He was The King in "Blue Suede Shoes." He taught us to "Love Me Tender" and had us all wishing he was our "Teddy Bear." He was Elvis Presley, born January 8, 1935, and tens of thousands of people still celebrate his birthday every year. Here are ... more »
By FabHelper 0 comments
Tired of blah days? Find a reason to celebrate everyday!.. more »