March:
WHEN ONE thinks of March the mind almost automatically skips to March 17 and St. Patrick’s Day but a quick search of the web will reveal there are a whole lot of things to be celebrated this month - and many don’t require the wearing o’ the green! Some days you may want to mark on the calendar include: March 5: Name Tag Day March 6: U.S. Snowshoe Day March 7: National Be Heard Day March 8: International Working Women’s Day March 9: Get Over It Day March 10: International Day of Awesomeness March 11: Johnny Appleseed Day March 12: Middle Name Pride Day March 13: International Fanny Pack Day March 14: Pi Day (as in the math pie = 3.14159265 etc.
» Full StoryMarch Madness:
A week from Sunday, millions of men and probably quite a few women will be glued to their television sets.
Pen and paper will be in hand and the sets will be tuned to either CBS or ESPN.
How the heck do you DO that?
If you've got your wits about you, you have probably noticed a few odd hats this week.
To be more specific, said hats would have been tall with red and white stripes. They may have even been on the head of a very large cat.
Green Thumb:
IN ADDITION to those of Irish heritage, another group of people who are seeing green this month are gardeners!
With spring right around the corner, those who love digging in the dirt are during planning their gardens and readying the...
All things GREEN:
It is said that on St. Patrick’s Day, everyone is Irish. That goes for even those people without a drop of blood originating from the Emerald Isle coursing through their veins.
But just where did some of the more well-known St.
The History of Valentine’s Day
Every February, across the country, candy, flowers, and gifts are exchanged between loved ones, all in the name of St. Valentine. But who is this mysterious saint and why do we celebrate this holiday?
According to TheHistoryChannel.



