Christmas is a time for spending quality moments with loved ones and celebrating the joy of the holidays. Families across the world make migrations to other family member’s houses and stay for extended periods of time, sometimes even longer than they were invited for (like permanently moving in).... 

Thanksgiving is one of the more widely celebrated holidays in the United States. In giving thanks, here are intriguing facts, figures, and trivia you may not have known about the holiday we call Thanksgiving: 1.) If you wanted to visit every house in the U.S. for Thanksgiving, you would end up visiting... 

Black Friday marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season. Being the day after Thanksgiving, it is usually one of the busiest shopping days of the year, with stores opening in the wee hours of the morning to sell stuff that you already saw for 10 months straight. People line up for blocks waiting... 

Happy Halloween to all! Whether you are out trick-or-treating or attending a costume party, here are some interesting facts and tidbits about the holiday of Halloween: 1.) In the United States, Illinois produced the most pumpkins with 496 million pounds in 2008. 2.) Every year, there are over 2000 costume... 

Halloween is just a few days away. Many people will roam their neighborhoods trick-or-treating, grabbing candy, and visiting the old guy down the street’s house because he decorated it with a lot of lights and animatronics. Along the way, there are some things people should remember about trick-or-treating.... 

Halloween 2009 is two and a half weeks away and if you haven’t already decided on a costume, it’s time to start thinking. Many couples decide to have matching outfits, such as the classic electric plug and jack or the ‘Sonny and Cher’ look. In this article, I will give you some... 

Happy Independence Day to all of America. In light of the holiday, here are some interesting facts and trivia you may not have known about the 4th of July and about the founding of the United States in general: 1.) Benjamin Franklin wanted the national bird to be the turkey. 2.) There were around 2.5...