Posts in Celebrations
Palm Branches Metamorphose into a Spring Garden Blessing

Traditions sometimes begin in the easiest, most thoughtful ways. Reba Berge’s family tree includes a history of spreading palm branch ashes that in time nurture seeds in their garden. Let this simple tradition foster love in the lives of your family too, this April 14th, Palm Sunday.

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Hello Spring 2019!

The beastly snow pile on my lawn is finally shrinking and tender green shoots are peeking through my dormant flower garden, announcing spring's eminent arrival. It is planning time for gardeners and there are plenty of help available. Zehorit’s tips contribute a touch of Spring to your yard!

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Prohibition to National Beer Day

Marty Nopper shares a uniquely historical point of view about beer for National Beer Day on April 7, 2019! If you’re traveling across the US, check out the map of the states that do and don’t allow open containers.

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National Tomato Day for the Win!

As a dietitian, Christina Meyer-Jax is completely in love with the many health benefits that tomatoes provide. In fact, “Tomatoes are the most important non-starchy vegetable in the American diet,” according to the American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine. One of my favorite ways to enjoy tomatoes is in egg dishes. 

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The 12 Best Unknown Landmarks in Paris

Architectural Digest writer Nadja Sayej located these “lesser known” destinations in Paris. From a nightclub set in the middle of a public park to a building as wide as a queen-size mattress, these are the spots in Paris that your guide books don't even know about.

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The Polar Bear Capital of the World—Churchill, Canada and Environs

Canada is home to Polar Bears, Black Bears, Beluga Whales and Canadian Timber Wolves. Teri Popp’s travel adventures took on a more ruggedly spectacular experience, when she and her family headed to Churchill River on Hudson Bay, Churchill, Canada; our Northern neighbors. If you’re interested in all the planning details, Teri has also set you up for a successful trip of your own.

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Purim Celebration Tips

A popular Jewish saying claims that most Jewish holidays can be described in one sentence: “They tried to kill us, they failed, let’s eat!” The upcoming holiday of Purim definitely fits in this category.

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Avoid The Tourist Traps and Explore the Hidden Paths

Orielle Heilicher shines a bright perspective on the adventures, foibles, tips, sites, food and drink of traveling in Europe as a student. Orielle’s outlook is fresh, delightful and fun, all the while balancing a student’s budget and time constraints.

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