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1. Strange Customs of the World What are the strangest customs in the world? Which communities perform the oddest rituals and have the weirdest traditions? Who has the most unusal culture? Pulling faces, rolling cheese down hills, dancing with bells on your clothes and clacking s...
2. Favorite Christmas Tales Christmas is the time to cuddle up next to the fire and read all your favorite Christmas stories. Some are of Santa and Trees and Ballet, others are of snow and playing outside while others are of a manger and child. Christmas is also a time to lear...
3. Thanksgiving Party Games Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate all the good things in our lives.  For me, the two things I am most thankful for are family and friends.  When we get together for family celebrations and parties  I love playing games.  There a...
4. Happy Birthday Pretty arrogant isn't it. I mean the nerve, right? Basically this site is for those who are turning 50. I did last year, and I am here to tell you, you will be fine. Also, that you will find some great party, and gift ideas for that special day. I m...
5. Obscure and Wacky Holidays & Unique Gift Giving Ideas This Holiday lens will spotlight Obscure and Wacky monthly Holidays.  Keep in mind these are just a sample of some of the Holidays I came across while searching the Internet.  There are actually a lot more of them believe it or not! Ha...
6. Chocolate Recipes for Christmas Celebrations are a time that everybody wants their favourite food and for most people that includes chocolate. Of course, these recipes are very popular at Christmas - the big family occasion but most can be used for any important occasion. Some tak...
7. When is Winter Solstice December 21, 17:47 (Universal Time), ( June 21 in the Southern Hemisphere) marks the solstice; the beginning of winter in the Northern Hemisphere and summer in the Southern Hemisphere. Are you celebrating the Solstice this year? Need some ideas? You...
8. Healthcare Observances: Special Days, Weeks & Months This lens is designed to help healthcare and hospital Public Relations and Marketing staff to make the most out of national health care observances in 2010. By tying into these special days, weeks and months communication professionals can get t...
9. Merry Christmas More to come! I'll add more items as I come across them. In the meantime, check out the lights, apparel, pictures, puzzles, party supplies, jewelry and more.
10. Cinco de Mayo T-Shirts It's time to party! Cinco de Mayo has quickly become a Mexican pride day of sorts for the United States, outgrowing the holiday even in Mexico! It's a time to relax, let loose, and celebrate Mexican culture! Here you can find some unique Cinco de May...
11. New Year's Eve Celebrations Around the World Being from the US - my attention on New Year's Eve is on New York City. The crowds, the ball dropping, the performances . . . But there is so much more going on around the world. Enjoy my tidbits on New Year's Eve celebrations and spotlights on what...
12. Manchester United Welcome this is a lens for all those die hard Man Utd fans. They really are one of the best and most popular football teams in the world with over 300 million supporters. I have followed them for 16 years now and started supporting them while I was a...
13. Local Fireworks Displays and Fireworks Pictures Most large cities and many small towns celebrate July 4th with a huge fireworks display. Large displays are fabulous, but expensive. Sadly, in 2009 some cities had to cancel their traditional annual local fireworks display, but many people made do wi...
14. Geniyyah's Lensography Hello, I'm Geniyyah, the spirituality-seeking alter-ego of lensmaster LindaJM. I've brought this series of lenses into their own account because I want to keep them clustered together for clarity's sake. You see, in the very long list of...
15. Brooklyn Bridge 125th Anniversary The Brooklyn Bridge turned 125 years old over Memorial Day weekend, May 24 2008. The landmark bridges 125th anniversary was celebrated with fireworks, a Brooklyn Philharmonic performance, fanfare and a weekend long colored lights spectacular to honor...
16. 2010 T-Shirts New Year's Eve. It's the last day of the year for everyone that uses the Gregorian Calendar (that's what most the world uses). Expect fireworks, parties, celebrating, champagne and fun, and nothing less! Say goodbye to 2009 and hello to 2010 with fu...
17. Christmas and Non-Believers - Should they celebrate it? Some Christians are offended by the secular nature of Christmas now. It seems to some to have lost it's religious meaning. At the same time, non-Christians see Christmas as a festival that celebrates family and friendship. I guess most people fall s...
18. Yard Card Surprise! - Lawn Greetings/Yard Cards - Northern Ohio Lorain County, Ohio's One-Stop-Shop for All Occasion Lawn Greetings. Don't Send A Card - Say It In Their Yard - Putting Smiles on Lorain County faces with Baby Shower/Birth Announcement Storks, Bats, Beer Mugs, Biker Hogs, Buzzards, Cows, Crows, Dino...
19. Ways to Celebrate American National Poetry Month this April American National Poetry Month begins this April and if you are wondering how to mark the occasion then keep reading. In this article, I will give you tips and suggestions on ways to contribute to, learn from and join in the fun, during a month long...
20. Halloween : What is it really about? Our ancestors paid great attention to times which marked a change, a turning point from what-was-before to what-is-now. They believed these Turning Points in Time were endowed with Magic. They saw them as filled with portent. We still look at annive...