Remember what I said about fun ways to treat stress? I hope one or two of these will make you chuckle and relieve your holiday stress. Christmas is a baby shower that went totally overboard. – Andy Borowitz ♦♦♦ The principal advantage of the non-parental lifestyle is that on Christmas Eve you need not be… Continue reading Treat Your Holiday Stress with Laughter
Category: People & Customs
Blog posts by author Lynette M. Burrows about interesting people, customs, celebrations, and holidays from around the world.
Quotes in the Spirit of Christmas
My Monday Motivation and Inspiration post today is dedicated to the holiday I celebrate at this time of year. I invite those of you who celebrate other holidays to read these quotes in the spirit of Christmas and feel free to submit quotations about your preferred December holiday in the comments. Christmas Eve was a… Continue reading Quotes in the Spirit of Christmas
Honor Pearl Harbor by Remembering to See
It is 1,190 miles from where I live in Kansas to the Pacific Ocean. Pearl Harbor is 3,895 miles away. Yet, in my small Kansas town, we honor Pearl Harbor. We remember the lives taken and the survivors in a small city park. It is important to remember the attack, the horror, and most especially… Continue reading Honor Pearl Harbor by Remembering to See
The Best Gifts are Given from the Heart
Hello, December! Tis the season for the hustle and bustle of gift giving and getting. But the best gift is given from the heart. Consider volunteering or giving to worthy charities instead of purchasing that impulse buy you’re thinking of gifting to yourself. Or ask your friends and family to donate in lieu of buying… Continue reading The Best Gifts are Given from the Heart
A Virtual Thanksgiving Meal Road Trip
I started this post thinking I’d give you some statistics about Thanksgiving Day in America. A surprising discovery led me down a different path. I had fun doing the research for this one. Enjoy this virtual Thanksgiving meal road trip. The Statistics The first Thanksgiving was in 1621. 50 pilgrims and 90 Wampanoag tribesmen attended… Continue reading A Virtual Thanksgiving Meal Road Trip