Holidays??

Jul 28, 2008 by Tombstone X | Posted in Other - Holidays

* When is the festival celebrated?
* Is it celebrated as a family or group?
o Does your family celebrate this holiday?
o Your family has always celebrated the feast? If not, when did you start celebrating?
* When the celebration for this holiday generally start?
* Is this a religious holiday?
o What religion celebrates it?
o attending a temple or a church on the part of the feast?
o Are there any specific prayers or blessings that come with the holidays?
* Are there any special food-related vacation?
o Have you eaten one of these foods?
o Do you or do you like food?
o Can you make these foods? Are you good at making?
* Is a gift to give a party this holiday?
o Are there certain types of gifts to give?
o Who are they given?
* What are some things that are done to show that this festival is observed?
* Is there a strictly American holiday?
o When the Congress approves this holiday? Or have they done?
o Is it only a state or city approved holiday?
o Has is ever been disapproved by officials?
* What does the holiday stand for? Why is this holiday celebrated?
* Are the banks, post offices or schools closed for this holiday?
* Is there is a person or god connected with the holiday?
o Who are they and do you believe in them?
o If you do not believe in these people or gods, does the celebration of these bother you in any way (e.g., ignored, dismissed, angry, etc.)?
* Do you enjoy the holiday?
o Why or why not?
* Do you decorate outside your home for the holidays?
o Do not your neighbors decorate their homes?
o How is the house decorated?
o is the interior decoration? How?
* Are there special songs associated with the festival?
o you know the songs?
o Can you sing a few?
* The schools, temples and churches have special programs for this holiday?
* Are there parties?
o Is it for adults, children or both?
* Do you see your family during this holiday?
o Who have you been?
o Do you visit them every year at this festival?
* How many different nationalities or ethnic groups do you see the celebration of this festival?
* What do you usually do for this holiday?
o What you did last year?
o What do you do next year?
* Cards sent or given to this holiday?
o Do you send cards last year?
o How many cards did you send?
o Who did you send cards?
* What are the traditional colors associated with this festival?
* Did you do anything else during the holidays?
* Would you take a cruise? Why or why not?
* Will you return to the same place?
* Have you ever participated in a contest to win a vacation?
* Compare the experience of being a tourist to be a student.
* Would you take a job where you had to travel at least once a month?
* In your opinion, what are the five most essential elements to wrap the whole holiday?
* Is a "working holiday" really on vacation?
* Who do you know who really needs a holiday, and why? Where would they go and what should they do?
* Compare caravan holiday with youth hostels.
* Compare camping in a tent with a stay in a hotel five stars.
* Compare traveling alone to traveling with a companion.
* Compare travel package with Do-it-yourself tours.
* Do you think travel packages for animals is a good idea?
o If yes, what kind of tours and activities should they offer?
o How would they be?
o If dogs and cats are allowed to travel on the same circuit?
* What holidays have disappeared in your country?
* What is your favorite holiday of the parents?
* What new holiday is needed in your country?
* What holiday should be abolished?
* What are your fondest memories of Thanksgiving?
* What kind of traditional food do you eat for Thanksgiving?
* What is the best place to be for the holidays?
* Do you think that holidays are important? Why?
* What kinds of things you love to do on vacation?
* Do you sometimes feel blue during the holidays? What do you do?
* Do you think pets need holidays? What kind of vacation is that we have for pets?
* What games do you play during your holiday?
* How many days do you have in your country?
* What are the special foods associated with your favorite holiday?
* What special clothing / customs are associated with your favorite holiday?
* What is your favorite holiday? Tell us about it.
* Who is your favorite holiday (eg Father Christmas)? Why?
* What are the three days that you would spend with your family?
* What is your worst vacation memory? Tell us about it.
* If you had a long vacation, what do you do?
* Did you stay until the end of the holidays?
* Who do you usually spend the holidays with?
* If a holiday falls on a Sunday, you should take another day off?
* What is this better than you ever received?
* What is your favorite holiday food?
* What is your favorite holiday song?
* Do not worry that some holidays are religious and some are not?
* Did you celebrate the holidays differently now than you did when you were a child?
* What is your favorite holiday vacation in your country?
* Did you light fireworks at New Year in your country?
* If you could visit another country during Christmas, where would you go?
* What holiday is the most dangerous in your country?
* What holiday is the most exciting in your country?
* Why do we celebrate Easter?
* Do you celebrate Easter in your country?
* How can you celebrate Easter in your country?
* Do you have special family traditions?
* Did not the original meaning of Easter getting lost?


I'm not going to sit here answering all these questions
but if u really want an answer ...

Jul 28, 2008 | by dancemonkey_2000


I'm not going to sit here answering all these questions
but if u really want an answer ...
Jul 28, 2008 | by dancemonkey_2000



What holidays count for a child visitation order that says every other holiday in virginia?

May 05, 2009 by bobbblhead | Posted in Marriage & Divorce

I have court-ordered visitation with my four-year old son, which includes every other holiday. However, we can never agree on what counts as a holiday. It seems like she always says what does and doesn't count so that her holidays fall on the ones she wants. We are in Virginia, and no one seems to have an official holoday "list." Anyone have any advice? Thanks!


My hubby went though this with his ex. Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Memorial Day, and 4th of July. Usually with Christmas it goes from Christmas Eve to Christmas noon then the other parent gets the child from Christmas noon til the next day. And it goes odd years for one parent even for the other. Then Mother's Day mom gets the child and Father's Day the dad gets the child.

May 06, 2009 | by LOST


In this case then I would go by your child's school calendar. This won't work for the summer but from there you can select every other one or agree who gets what. Keep in mind, your child is not a pawn in all this and the more you both argue and disagree then the harder it will be on him. Kids feel the tention in their parents.
May 05, 2009 | by cippylou



Green Day - Holiday (Official Music Video)

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While the district hopes clashes subside in the coming weeks if the religious holiday for Jews and Muslims will converge, the division of the Jerusalem police continued to monitor the situation closely, "said Rosenfeld.

"We can confirm the prospective police he is currently a number of issues were addressed at the same time," said Rosenfeld.



Precautionary Measures for Swine Flu

Swine influenza is rooted in the business world. So far, more than 450 deaths have been reported worldwide. Recently, the spread of swine flu was reported in India. Swine influenza is a disease primarily caused by the H1N1 virus that infects pigs. This disease was spread from the pigs to humans. The first outbreak of this disease was noted in 1918. Many people have been infected with swine flu, the number was noted at about five hundred million. Deaths have been reported between 50 million and 1 hundred million. Later it was observed in 1976, 1988, 1998, 2007, and now in 2009.The disease is transferred from pigs infected with H1N1 in humans fundamentally in pigs. There is no need to worry that the swine flu is curable. But I'd always thought that prevention is better than cure.

Here are some precautionary measures against swine flu

1. The first precaution is to avoid contact with pigs (pigs). If you have pigs in your area, then please inform the local municipal office for him to take care of the pigs, keeping them isolated.

2. Swine influenza is a disease, so use face masks for protection against antigens of the swine flu.

3.Cover nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing, using tissue if possible. Removing this tissue using a single time.

4. Avoid visiting crowded places such as theaters and prayer. This may be the ground spread of swine influenza

5. Maintain good hygiene. Wash your hands frequently with soap and water to reduce the spread of the virus. It would be better if you use disinfectants for alcohol or Dettol for washing hands.

6. Take particular care of children because they easily infected by swine flu. It is okay if you do not send them to school for a few days. Many schools have even announced holidays.

7. Avoid eating food outside because it may be contaminated and you may be infected by the virus.

8. Do not use public urinals because many people spit there, which could lead to the spread of the disease....

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Demand begins to hot up for Tui's holidays
Feb 11, 2010 - Financial Times
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DJ Hero 2, Tony Hawk, Call of Duty & More for Holidays
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China's Exports Grew in January
Feb 10, 2010 - Wall Street Journal
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Talk of the Town: What is your idea of a great Valentine's Day? (video)
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