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Heroes' Day - Nancy proposes a new holiday so we can each honor our special heroes - Weblog October 30, 2005 - please scroll down New Year
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Purim - Purim celebrates the victory of tolerance over hatred and greed by commemorating the story of Esther, raised from obscurity to be queen of Persia and save the Jewish people. Make noise, wear masks and eat hamantaschen pastries. St Patrick's Day - A great day to wear green
March is National Crafts Month
Lent - Lent is a time for fasting and reflection. Christians prepare for the sadness of Good Friday and the joy of Easter. Easter - Check out the photo of handbell ringers at the historic Ft. Clinch Easter sunrise service.
April Fool's Day - Perhaps of French origin, April Fool's Day appears to have begun around 1582 when the Europe shifted to the Gregorian calendar. Those who followed the old Julian calendar and celebrated the beginning of the year on April 1 were called "fools." Passover
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
Mothers - Our pages for and about mothers Memorial Day
Fathers - Our pages for and about fathers Juneteenth - On June 19, 1862, the US Congress freed the slaves in the territories it governed. Initially a holiday celebrating emancipation in Texas, it has spread to other parts of the country. Visit our page on Diversity. July 4
click on the photo to view a necklace from our Betsy Bonaparte Collection September 11, 2001 -
Read the weblog Oklahoma
City: Time Warp Again
Rosh Hashanah - May you and yours be inscribed in the book of life and prosperity. Dressing up for the Holidays - Some inexpensive suggestions Hanukkah |
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