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M Is For the Many Things She Gave Me by Marjorie Dorfman Where would we be without our mothers? A cold hard thought that surely leads to dark places. How did we come to honor the women that brought us into the world? Read on for a humorous though sincere look.
Perugia, Italy, is a bucolic touch of paradise in the heart of Umbria. It has a colorful history and is known for its University for Foreigners where I spent two golden years. The world-renowned chocolate- hazelnut Baci candy hails from this charming medieval town where narrow streets and corners lead to all kinds of adventures, fascinating shops and culinary delights. A town of many artistic treasures dating back to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, a walk down its main thoroughfare is like entering a museum arcade brimming with magnificent buildings, sculpture and architecture from periods long faded into the mists of time. Come visit this timeless city of enchantment.
What purpose do parades serve? How long have they been in existence? Learn more about this important social narrative and how it has evolved to its modern day state.
How did the custom of sending valentine cards originate? Why is it still so popular today? These and other "heart-felt" issues will be addressed below. Read on whether your heart be light or heavy.
Holiday Shopping: Some Rules for the Road by Marjorie Dorfman Here we are again! It's that time of year for credit cards and fruitcakes and bright and shiny lights! No one is excluded and all checkbooks are welcome everywhere! If you are wondering what to buy for whom, read on for a little holiday advice. It won't help at all, but maybe you will have a change of attitude and be able to relax enough to have a laugh or two. I hope so.
The Christmas Carol: Why not Charlotte or Marie? by Marjorie Dorfman Just how old are Christmas carols and when were the first ones sung? How did they become such an integral part of the holiday tradition? Read on for a cup of cheer and some truth.
Are our traditions separating rather than uniting us? Are they really so very different or are there more similarities between them than previously thought? Read on, whether you are expecting Santa to visit on Christmas Eve or some reasonable, perhaps thinner, facsimile.
History of Gift Wrap: So Many Packages, So Little Time by Marjorie Dorfman Who were the first people to wrap their gifts and how did the tradition spread? Why is the gift wrapping industry in America considered an "accidental occurrence"? The pretty truth is unwrapped for you.
Who were the first people to wear masks? Was the Lone Ranger a masked avenger or merely a copy-cat with a secret to uphold? Watch the truth unravel before your eyes as you read on, if you dare.
Guess Who’s Not Coming To Dinner? A Harried Look at Holidays and Relatives by Marjorie Dorfman Do you believe it's almost that time of year again? Just when you thought you forgot about all that special tension and stress the holidays can bring, there they are, right smack in your face. Read on for one way to cope with them, albeit with a laugh or two in the process.
The Volt may not be the world's first electric car, but it is by far the most interesting. Learn all about its award-winning features and why it symbolizes the car for a sustainable planet earth.
Have you noticed the holidays are nigh? Does this mean your waistline will be too? Learn how to keep that weight gain manageable during the impending holiday season. Read on, for there are no calories within…
The Bathing Suit: From Wherever Did It Come? by Marjorie Dorfman Who were the first to wear bikinis? It might be surprising to learn that the ancient world, particularly the civilizations of Pompeii and Crete win. What changes has swimwear gone through down through the ages. Read the bare truth here and now.
The History of Shoes: Goody Twos And Otherwise by Marjorie Dorfman Why and how did shoes begin? How have they evolved throughout history and what does it all mean? Some interesting answers can be found within if you dare to read on.
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