A Brief History of Valentine’s Day
There are around one billion Valentine’s Day cards purchased each year, and 85% of them are bought by women.
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February | Special Days of the Year
In February why not dig out those old cans in your cupboards as February is also “Canned Food Month”.
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January | Special Days of the Year
Grab your rubber duck and the bubble bath as January celebrates “Bath Safety Month”.
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Why Is Santa Really Red?
Saint Nicholas lived during the 4th Century - a time when their robes were red and white.
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16 Festive Facts About Mistletoe
Mistletoe has no smell, so anything like a candle, advertised as "mistletoe scented" is a lie.
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Where Does Santa Actually Live?
Lapland is in the northern part of Finland, and the Finnish people aren't prepared to accept that Santa might live anywhere else.
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10 Facts About the Madness of Black Friday
Did you know that in the 1800s Black Friday was used to describe stock markets crashing?
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Get Ready For Mad Hatter Day | October 6
Did you know that #MadHatterDay is celebrated on October 6th every year and started way back in 1988?
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National Two Different Colored Shoes Day | May 3
National Two Different Colored Shoes Day is celebrated on May 3rd every year by simply wearing two different colored shoes.
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10 Crazy Facts About Valentine’s Day
A Michigan-based lawyer runs a Valentine’s Day promotion, giving away free divorces.
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13 Christmas Eve Facts & Traditions
Most of Austria, Germany, Poland & Switzerland open their Christmas gifts on Christmas Eve instead of Christmas Day.
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12 Foods of Christmas InfoGraphic
An estimated 6.5 million jars of cranberry sauce are consumed in the UK during Christmas.
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