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Friendsgiving: The celebration of Thanksgiving dinner with friends.

Nov 02, 2020

Whether you can’t make it home for the holiday or you just want to host a Thanksgiving dinner with your besties, Friendsgivings can be a blast!

Tips for Hosting a Stellar Friendsgiving:

1. Host makes the Turkey
2. Every kind of potato you can think of…
3. Dress up like pilgrims (but really it would be hilarious!)
4. Designate a table to desserts… they are their own food group afterall
5. Create your own hashtag
6. Add a personalized snapchat filter
7. Photo booth anyone?!

For more Friendsgiving advice check out the article below!

http://www.zipcar.com/ziptopia/city-living/how-to-throw-the-perfect-friendsgiving

April showers will bring May flowers.

Apr 08, 2020

HELLO MARCH!

Mar 06, 2020

March represents many different things for people. Two of the biggest things celebrated during March are the start of Spring and St. Patrick’s Day- what’s not to love about either one of those?! Below you will find some fun facts and information on both that will help you prepare for the celebrations.

National Holidays in March

• Women's History Month
• Deaf History Month
• National Craft Month
• Optimisim Month
• National Foreign Language Month
• Irish American Heritage Month
• Expanding Girls' Horizons in Science and Engineering Month

Spring Time Greatness

• Spring, also known as the Vernal Equinox, officially begins on March 19th
• Our clocks will spring ahead for Daylight Saving Time on Sunday, March 8th
• The term Spring or “springtime” refer to the idea of rebirth, rejuvenation, renewal, resurrection and regrowth.
• The season Spring brings with it the ability to start enjoying more outside activities that you may not be able to do in the Winter season. These can include: Camping, Fishing, Flying a Kite, Playing Mini Golf & Starting your garden! More activities can be found here!

All Things Green

• St. Patrick’s Day, commonly referred to as St. Paddy’s Day, is on March 17th
• Corned Beef & Cabbage is a traditional St. Patrick’s Day dish that originated in New York and not Ireland. Find some great Irish recipes here!
• The popularity of Shamrocks and Four Leaf Clovers stems from St. Patrick using these plants to explain the holy trinity to the Irish.
• St. Patrick’s Day cannot be complete unless you are wearing green and everything around you is green! When celebrating, some show their Irish pride more than others. Take a look here!