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Before you gobble up all of that candy (or if you have some left over that you just can’t possibly think of eating for some obscure reason) try out this great recipe that incorporates some of your favorite flavors. Best of all, you can use candy to make even better candies. What could be more exciting?
Many people love to eat warm pancakes covered with butter and syrup in the morning. But did you know that there is actually a holiday where people celebrate and eat pancakes with their families and friends? It is a tradition that started many years ago in England.
Did you know that the roots of Valentine’s Day can actually be traced back to the Roman Empire? Back in third century, the Romans held celebrations in honor of two Gods.
On February 14th they honored Juno, Queen of the Roman Gods and Goddesses, and the Goddess of women and marriage. The following day, they held a great celebration called the Festival of Lupercalia in honor of the God Lubercus. Back in the early days of Rome, fierce and angry wolves roamed in the nearby woods where the shepards kept their flocks.
Many of us are excited to welcome in the year 2001, but did you know that not all countries celebrate the New Year at the same time? In fact, the original origin of New Year’s was not even in January. Let’s explore the history of this fun holiday, and how other countries and cultures celebrate it.
This is probably going to be the most exciting New Years you’ll ever experience. In 2 days, we’ll be entering into a new year, a new century and a new millennium! This won’t happen again for another 1000 years, something your great, great, great, great grandchildren might witness. But lucky for us, we get to see this amazing change.
Many of us are excited to welcome in the year 2000, but did you know that not all countries celebrate the New Year at the same time? In fact, the original origin of New Year’s was not even in January.
Let’s explore the history of this fun holiday, and how other countries and cultures celebrate it.
Do you need to come up with a quick present for someone? Perhaps you’re just looking for something fun to do before the holiday. Or you need a constructive project to while away free time. In any case, here are some easy and fun ideas to work on:
Create your own festive, one of a kind gift tags at home. You can put them on gifts or hang them as decoration.
All you need is some heavy paper, scissors and something to make the tags shine a bit. Try it!
Happy Hanukkah everyone! The word Hanukkah means dedication, and the holiday is also referred to as “The Festival of Lights.” The reason that it is a festival of lights is because of the story of Hanukkah. Way back in 165 BC in Jerusalem, there was a revolt of people who fought to reclaim their Temple, or holy place, from another group of people who had taken it away.
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and to honor it, most people in the United States cook huge amounts of food. It’s a tradition that’s been honored since the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620.
When they arrived, it was December, and they were ill prepared for the long, cold winter that Massachusetts had in store for them. Because of this, 46 of the original 102 Pilgrims died, causing great sadness and mourning.
Here are some interesting food facts about the first Thanksgiving celebration ever held, when America was still a British colony and most of the country remained quite unknown to the white settlers who had just come over from Europe.
Get out your skeletons and your pumpkins and all things that are scary, because Halloween is right around the corner. In some people’s eyes, this is the best holiday of the year, and on this day, you’ll see that both children and adults alike dressed like ghouls and witches and anything else that’s not their normal clothes.
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