Somehow or another your mother-in-law always manages to snag the family Christmas celebration as her own, warding off your protests with a nonchalant “oh – you can do Easter†when you know very well that all the glory goes to Christmas. Make her nutty over the details you can pull off at Easter that will [...]
The exceptionally talented Pop artist Jack Wilson has released him CD entitled Easterly Winds. I am very confident and happy to announce that I believe Jack Wilson fans, and Pop fans alike will be pleased with this one. With the release of Easterly Winds Jack Wilson’s artistic excellence is on full display as Wilson has [...]
Roman Catholics or commonly known as Christians almost a minority in Muslim countries of the world. In a year they have two major festivals, Easter and Christmas.Christmas is celebrated on 25 December of every year; the origin of this date is still a mystery. Preparations of Easter start usually in the end of winter and [...]
How time flies by, it only seems like yesterday when the tedious job of taking down the Christmas decorations was undertaken and stored up the loft, only to repeat the whole tedious process accordingly to commemorate Easter. However, because the lord is involved with both festive dates – makes tasks as such not so tedious [...]
As a society we consume more candy and sugar on Easter than all other holidays, except Halloween. Something about the fasting and abstinence during the weeks leading up to Easter makes us more open to the practice of downing as many sugar-coated marshmallows and crème eggs as our insulin levels can stand, and usually guilt [...]
Are you looking for great Easter greeting cards but are not sure where to start looking? This might especially be so if you are looking for something unique or special in Easter greeting cards. Let’s face it, in this day and age there are a plethora of access routes to such Easter greeting cards and [...]
Have you ever wondered what a bunny that lays eggs has to do with Easter? Do bunnies even lay eggs? How did the bunny and the egg theory ever come into being? How did Easter come about? What are its origins? These are some of the questions we will look at in today’s article.Bunnies, chickens [...]
In France, Easter is called Paques and Shrove Tuesday is referred to as Mardi Gras or Fat Tuesday. In France, church bells ring joyfully during the year. But the bells stop ringing on the Thursday before Good Friday. They are silent for a few days while people remember the death of Jesus. On Easter Sunday [...]
So your first child isn’t a baby anymore and you’re going to have to convince her that the Easter Bunny has hopped into your home, left a basketful of chocolate goodies and hidden a horde of dazzling colored Easter eggs around your house. As a new parent, how are you going to pull off this [...]
Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday have been celebrated way back in AD 900, as days of penitence, a time for repentance and self-examination. One gets to see Valentine Day cards displayed in the shops even before the Christmas and New Year celebrations are over! But before the Valentine’s Day there are two very important days, [...]
