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Snow Day in Fort Myers is Just Around the Corner To kick off National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Pediatric Dentistry of Ft. Myers will host unique snow-themed fundraising event on Saturday, October 1 FORT MYERS, FL (SEPTEMBER 19, 2016) – Apothicare 360 presents the 2nd Annual Snow Day event at the Pediatric Dentistry of Ft. Myers on October 1, from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Welcoming sun and snow in one special day, all are invited to enjoy the festivities in observance of supporting

Should We Celebrate Halloween? Introduction: The Origin of Halloween Halloween has become the second most anticipated holiday for children after Christmas. Halloween was first celebrated by the Celts, who lived in Scotland and Ireland in ancient times. The Celts held a special festival to celebrate Samhain, the god of the dead. The day they choose was their New Year's Eve, October 31 on our calendar. They believed the souls of the dead returned to visit their homes on this one night of the year

Consumerism rears its ugly head in many ways in America, and nothing has shown me this more than working in retail. The most plentiful example of the issue of overconsumption is the pressure that retail America Puts on the masses to overspend on holidays and special occasions. Whether it be back to school or black Friday the consumeristic skeletons in everyone’s closets break free and create chaos among the splendor of the holidays. When thinking of holidays that are predominantly meant to revolve

Christian Bible’s events. The United States (US) Virgin Islands observe the day as a public holiday.” (Epiphany in the United States) On this day children, bake cookies and cakes in honor of the Three Wise Men. This day is exactly twelve days after Christmas, another Christian

Nine days till Christmas break. Just nine long and exhausting days separating us from sweet, freedom and our own lovely beds! Have you ever thought about how crazy it is for us to be so desperate and excited for a break? We just had one! Thanksgiving was a quick tease for our soon long month of, lets be real, sleeping and Netflix. Thanksgiving was full of food, shopping, sleep, and football. Even if you’re not a huge football fan your Thanksgiving was in some way affected by America’s favorite sport

went to see A Christmas Story at Great Theatre. This show is about Ralphie Parker a nine-year-old boy who wanted a Red Ryder Carbine Action Gun. His mother among others warned him that he’d shoot his eye out. He tried to behave well in hopes he will receive the BB gun, however, matters go awry, he takes part in a fight, utters some unfavorable choice words, and his friend’s tongue gets stuck to a metal pole. Ralphie thinks he will never receive his desired present but on Christmas day his dad pointed

A Sand County Almanac is a book comprised of a few essays for each month of the year. • January Thaw describes the close of winter through a few signs: the melting of the snow, the wake-up of the hibernating skunk, the grieving of the mouse over his flooded tunnels, bundles of rabbit hair and their newfound “freedom from want and fear”. • February - Good Oak, tells the local history of conservation through the sawing of a fallen oak tree, starting with the most recent events to the moment the tree

The New York City Blizzard All this freezing cold weather in Latvia has made me remember the year 1963. I was only five years old. Why do I remember this particular snow storm? Well it was because it was the first big snowstorm of my life and there was so much snow and I was so little. My dad worked as an editor for the Latvian newspaper “Laiks” or “Times” in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York. We lived just a couple of blocks away from the newspaper office so dad went to work in that storm. He figured

at my concert. The winter of 2014, I went to a Dailey & Vincent Concert. It was a Christmas concert, and it was joyous. Dailey & Vincent are a Christian Bluegrass band that are probably the funniest people in the Bluegrass community. They are hilarious! During the Winter of 2014, the day after we got out of school for Christmas Break, I went to a Concert. First of All, How did I end up coming to a Christmas Bluegrass concert? Well, my Uncle Jim and his girlfriend were supposed to go, but his

Dylan used to love Halloween. It was the only time of the year you could dress up as a scary monster and demand candy from your neighbors. What kid wouldn't love that! It eventually wore off on him, though. By the time he was eleven, playing dress up and going for candy just seemed too childish. After all, his parents bought a big bag every year, he could just eat that. These days, he only went out with his little brother. As his Matthias went to every house, he stood at the curb, arms crossed