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Serving food and drink between humans has been around since the beginning of time. When there was a social gathering, chances are a form of catering was in place, serving guests and hosts with a wide ...
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There are many stories about the origins of solitaire, but one thing is true - the legend of the game’s origin is unclear, although several unsubstantiated stories about the game abound. Some st...
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Did you hear about the lady who got a second job as a pizza chef? She kneaded the dough. Excuse our cheesy pun, but today is National Pizza Party Day, and we’re in the mood for a party! The or...
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Ah yes, the daily pile of dishes waiting for you to wash them… They stand near the kitchen sink with their imaginary “Puss in Boots” eyes waiting for your loving attention as they s...
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The biographer Peter Ackroyd once said, "I think biography can be more personal than fiction, and certainly can be more expressive." Every great biography lends us a perspective of a life lived. True...
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You've probably heard of Mother's Day, but have you heard of Dog Mom's Day? The pet-loving community will undoubtedly enjoy commemorating this day, and if you are looking for ideas, how about bringing...
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When you hear the word poetry, you might not immediately think of amusement or humor. Limericks, however, offer just that. Even when it sounds silly or doesn't even make sense, limericks are quite pop...
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In a 2020 American Cleaning Institute National Cleaning Survey conducted by Wakefield Research, almost 80% of the respondents agree that their homes are not as clean as they would like them to be. Whe...
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When you hear the name "Robin Hood," your mind probably drifts to the legendary outlaw who lives in Sherwood Forest with his band of "merry men," but did you know that "Robin Hood" is a term used in a...
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Did you know there are four times as many nurses in the United States as there are physicians? There are almost 4.2 million registered nurses in America, and they make up the largest portion of health...
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Do you still remember walking or biking to get to school? Whether you were alone or with your friends, riding a bike to school gave you a feeling of independence, plus it was a lot of fun, right? The...
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If you see a baby grooving to a popular song and start wondering how on earth they can dance better than you, there is scientific proof that babies are born to boogie. Sure, they’re incapable of...
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Every day, millions of people rely on the indispensable zipper, which can be found on everything from jeans and totes to wallets, backpacks, and luggage. Curiously, it was met with some skepticism whe...
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When "What hath God wrought" was communicated from Washington, D.C., to Baltimore on May 24, 1844, it was the first Morse code message ever delivered across a considerable distance. Prior to the intro...
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What's a vegetable that plumbers hate? Why, it's leeks, of course! Okay, that might not be the best joke out there, but we couldn't resist it because today is National Hug A Plumber Day! Believe it...
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Get your picnic baskets ready because spring is here, and there's no better way to celebrate National Picnic Day than a picnic, of course! When we think of picnics, great food and outdoor fun come t...
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Afternoon tea is the quintessential British experience. With millions of gallons of tea sipped every year, the British are one of the biggest tea drinkers in the world. Historically, tea was considere...
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If there’s one thing guaranteed in life, it’s having to do laundry. Whether you enjoy it or not, have you ever thought of more eco-friendly and economical ways to dry your clothes? Many p...
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If you’re like us, you probably set aside (and by that, we mean skipping lunch or avoiding buying teen magazines) some of your school allowances to buy cassette tapes of your favorite singers or...
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We won’t deny it. We think National Wear Pajamas to Work Day is one of the best unofficial holidays of the year. After all, it would be fun to have some comfort and relaxation right after Tax Da...
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Gardening is something that people do for a multitude of reasons. Growing and eating their veggies brings happiness to some, while stress relief motivates others. Some people find gardening a good sou...
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Did you know that licorice was historically known more as a medicinal plant than the sweet delicacy we know it today? The earliest records of the licorice root date back to 2300 B.C. The Chinese con...
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There are moments when it appears that nothing seems to be working no matter what we do. The easiest route is to probably give up; the harder path is not getting discouraged. Rejection happens to even...
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In the multifaceted world of art and ornithology, famous names such as John Hames Audubon and David Allen Sibley are often associated with magnificent paintings of bird species of North America. Meanw...
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Baseball and popcorn are from different worlds altogether, but it was a 1908 song about a baseball game that catapulted caramel popcorn to popularity. The lyricist Jack Norworth and composer Albert Vo...
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School libraries would be little more than a collection of books and computers if it weren't for librarians. They are essential to the effectiveness of learning programs that contribute to students' e...
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If you've read "The Little Mermaid" and "The Ugly Duckling," you probably know Hans Christian Andersen, one of the most famous writers of all time. Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales have enchante...
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Crayons are the most popular drawing product in history, so it's no wonder that they get their own holiday. This is a day to celebrate the delights of drawing and coloring. The name Crayon comes from...
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Did you know the US economy would not survive if it were not for small "Mom and Pop" businesses? The word "Mom-and-Pop" is a colloquial expression that refers to small (and sometimes family-owned) bus...
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If you’ve read “The Lord of the Rings” or “The Hobbit,” you probably know John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, whose work from the 1930s influenced and shaped the high fantasy genr...
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Countdowns are useful for a variety of reasons. From launching rockets, cooking and workouts, we live in a world where they are omnipresent and serve many purposes. For many, it can create a sense of ...
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We have a theory that when you ask people to choose between chocolate or caramel, they’ll probably answer, “That’s like asking who my favorite child is!” Okay, we admit it&rsqu...
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It’s St. Patrick’s Day so it’s time to bust out the green and celebrate! St. Patrick's Day is a celebration of Irish culture and heritage. Observed annually, it has transformed fro...
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The concept of combining tools into a single unit has been around for quite some time. In fact, the use of multitools goes as far back as the Middle Roman period. This early Roman “Swiss Army Kn...
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Remember when you spelled Mississippi by singing a quick tune so you won’t forget any letters? Or that striking typo from the first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone in 1...
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Cheers to all who've mastered “your,” “you’re,” “there,” “they’re,” and “their”! Today is National Grammar Day, and while master...
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Self-care has been thrown around a lot these past few years, but how do we make it accessible to more people, especially teenagers who have to cope with a rollercoaster of emotions? According to t...
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With ‘The Great Resignation’ comes ‘The Great Hire. Just in case you’re wondering, what ‘The Great Resignation’ is all about, it’s a phenomenon that describes...
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