31
Aug/2008

by mizrae

Here in America, we will be celebrating Labor Day, a national holiday. I don't know about you, but I got to wondering what exactly is this Labor Day celebration. What or whose labor are we celebrating?
So I looked up the history of Labor Day.
Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. It constitutes a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the streng... Read More

26
Dec/2007

by Ostara_Witch

the holidays is over now,at least christmas is.everything is back
to normal,the people are going back to their normal lives and going
back to work.every year when it comes the holidays,and after it is
over,i use to be so glad that it would be b/c of all of the hard
working people have to do like cooking,decorating,etc.Christmas is at
the end,and some people are taking their trees down,at least some of
them.with the holidays over,let us not forget though the me... Read More

23
Dec/2007

by lisa24n7

3:30 PM 12/23/2007

  Hello my friends! And happy holidays to each of you and
your families- hope it's the best yet! Here's wishing you health, happiness and love in the new year...

  I was just remembering being a child and how important it was to grab a notebook, a pen (so it wouldn't erase!) and an envelope with a stamp every december to send out that very special letter to santa...wishes of sleds, bikes, musical instruments, etc - I was probably the only girl in to... Read More

17
Dec/2007

by MisterAngel_1

Have you ever wondered about THE TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS?

What in the world do leaping lords, French hens, swimming swans, and
especially the partridge who won't come out of the pear tree have to do
with Christmas? Today, I found out. 

From 1558 until 1829, Roman Catholics in England were not permitted to
practice their faith openly. Someone during that era wrote this carol as
a catechism song for young Catholics.
It has two levels of meaning: the surface mea... Read More

14
Dec/2007

by SarahMgee

   If you want to purchase a great gift for someone you care about it is important to identify what type of personality they have. There is one simple way to do this. By using Howard Gardner's theory of Multiple Intelligence it is easy to define what type of personality the recipient has and locate a gift that is appropriate.
   Here are Gardner's seven areas. Click on the name to learn more and get some gift ideas!

1) Body/Kinesthetic - They learn an... Read More