Holidays

Bonfires and Other Bizarre Midsummer Rituals

by Rana Sinha, Jul 22, 2008

Midsummer or summer solstice is celebrated in many cultures as the longest day of the year. There are many bizarre rituals and superstitions associated with Midsummer.

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America

by Sophie Turner, Jul 6, 2008

Celebrating July 4th reminds me of the freedoms that have been given to all of us.

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Awesome Christmas Classics

by Andromeda, Jul 3, 2008

I know it's July but I am ready for the Christmas Season already. Daydream about hot cocoa and mittens while viewing these clips of favorite movies and music of the holiday season for a while.

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Holiday Firework Safety

by Joseph Parish, Jul 3, 2008

Every 4th of July, one reads about accidents that happen from careless use of home fireworks. By following these simple rules, one can avoid these unfortunate events.

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Having a Safe Fourth of July

by Christine West, Jun 29, 2008

There were more than 10,000 injuries reported last year from firework accidents. Most of these could have been prevented by following some common sense safety rules.

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Selling Christmas: The Commercialism of the Holidays

by zack g, Jun 15, 2008

Ah, the Holidays. A time for spending time and money with countless strangers in crowed malls, waiting in line for hours to buy that new iPod or Xbox. That's what Christmas is all about, right?

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A Memorable Independence Day

by skinnychick, May 25, 2008

The Fourth of July is a celebration of America and the freedom it represents to other nations of the world. Independence Day has always been a special holiday for my family.

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