On Giving #Thanksgiving

Khalil Gibran was a writer, artist, and philosopher born in Lebanon in 1883. He studied and lived in the United States where several of his books were published. “The Prophet” was one of them; it became a bestseller translated into 100 languages. “On Giving,” perhaps one of the most profound poems on the subject of generosity, … More On Giving #Thanksgiving

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50 Years of A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving

Charlie Brown and crew gathered to celebrate Thanksgiving. And there was a CBS TV special on November 20, 1973, loved by millions then, and since. The cherished cartoons, characters, and their individual stories by Charles Schulz transcended time and generations. I am not sure if Generation Alpha (2013-2025) knows about Snoopy and their friends, or … More 50 Years of A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving

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¡Llegaron Las Posadas!

A partir del 16 de Diciembre y hasta la navidad, los mexicanos y latinos celebran una tradición muy bonita, por nueve noches: pedir posada. Las posadas son actos de religiosidad popular donde generalmente se realiza una pequeña procesión y se cantan villancicos. Esta tradición fue traída o creada por los españoles durante la colonia, buscando … More ¡Llegaron Las Posadas!

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Thank You For Your Service

Every November 11, Americans honor those who have served the country in the military, including the veterans who are still alive. “Veterans Day” is a federal holiday celebrated with parades and ceremonies in cities and small towns across the United States. If you see a veteran, show respect and thank them for their service.

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Americans Celebrate 4th of July, Post-COVID Quarantine

On July 4, 1776, delegates from the 13 colonies adopted the Declaration of Independence drafted by Thomas Jefferson, who became the third President of the United States of America. And that is why we celebrate the 4th of July as Independence Day. The 4th of July became a federal holiday and a sense of identity … More Americans Celebrate 4th of July, Post-COVID Quarantine

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6 Facts About Memorial Day 2021

Memorial Day is celebrated in the United States every third Monday in May. In 2021, the celebration will be somewhat restricted as the country continues vaccination efforts, but more events honoring this historic date will take place. Memorial Day is a federal holiday; therefore, banks, federal institutions such as the United State Postal Service, and … More 6 Facts About Memorial Day 2021

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How to Draw, on Valentine’s Day!

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the Peanuts Gang! Love is… dog lips, your Sweet Babboo, and of course, waiting by the mailbox in hopes of receiving that special Valentine. Join cartoonist Robert W. Pope and learn to draw some of the comic’s most iconic pairings, from Snoopy and Lucy to Sally and Linus, to fill your special someone’s mailbox with … More How to Draw, on Valentine’s Day!

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20 Ways To Feel Okay If You Are Alone These Holidays

If 2020 has been difficult for everybody, we must remember that these difficult times are especially difficult for people who are alone. But….enough of commiserating ourselves. There is plenty to be grateful for, and so many things to do, think, say, and create, that all of our energy can and must be placed in enjoying … More 20 Ways To Feel Okay If You Are Alone These Holidays

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The Most Powerful And Adorable Christmas Commercials!

A FATHER MISSES HIS GROWN-UP CHILDREN The German grocery store/supermarket EDEKA made this Christmas commercial and it is considered one of the most powerful of its kind in the world. A FATHER AND HIS DAUGHTER’S LETTER TO SANTA A GRANDMOTHER’S TRADITIONS ARE ALIVE WITH HER GRAND-DAUGHTER THAT ENGLISH SONG AND THAT FRENCH SINGING AND DANCING … More The Most Powerful And Adorable Christmas Commercials!

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