Have you read It’s September, Time For Souptember: Part One? If not, follow the link and enjoy it because this is part two. Classic Chicken Noodle Soup Who doesn’t associate the Fall with sick season and sick season with chicken noodle soup? There is no better combination and chicken soup, whether blended up or eaten …
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Have you ever heard of Souptember? It’s time for sweatshirts and soup and here are a bunch to try! Classic Chicken Noodle Soup Who doesn’t associate the Fall with sick season and sick season with chicken noodle soup? There is no better combination and chicken soup, whether blended up or eaten with large chunks of …
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National Peanut Day is today, September 13th . Here are a bunch of peanut fun facts to celebrate, well, peanuts! In the U.S., it’s illegal to label a product “peanut butter” if it’s less than 90% peanuts. For every 12oz jar of peanut butter, there are over 500 peanuts stuffed in. The phrase “peanut gallery” …
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Happy Folklore Day everybody! August 22 is a day for celebrating and remembering folklore and folk tales everywhere. And let us tell you, those tales are worth remembering. There’s plenty of fascinating folklore around the globe, yet the stories often tell of creatures that can be equally delightful and terrifying. In honor of Folklore Day, …
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Black cat fun facts are exactly what you need before Fall. The black cat is pretty much the mascot of the spooky season and here’s all the facts: There are as many as 22 recognized breeds that have a solid black coloring. The Bombay cat is the only all-black feline. Did you know this as …
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White sands, balmy weather, palm trees, ocean waves… It can’t get any more boring than this. Traditional vacations aren’t for everybody. People seeking alternative ways to experience the world have come up with increasingly bizarre forms of tourism. Among them is something called extreme tourism. Extreme tourists are thrill seekers and adrenaline junkies who purposefully …
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Yesterday was National Milk Chocolate day and these are the delicious treats you can still make to celebrate it. Puppy Chow If there’s a better way to enjoy milk chocolate, I don’t know what it is. Usually a fan of dark, milk chocolate, peanut butter, rice squares and powdered sugar are the elite milk chocolate …
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July has National eat your beans day on the 3rd, but you should enjoy beans all summer long. Beans are delicious, even if they give you some extra air. You know, beans beans the magical fruit, the more you eat, the more you, well, toot. Ham and Bean Soup It’s summer but that doesn’t mean soup …
There are exactly 57 odd holidays to celebrate in the first week of June. What is the day you cannot wait for? June 1st- National Game Show Day The day to celebrate all timeless game shows, past and present. Wheel of Fortune followed by Jeopardy anyone? This is one of the most fun of the …
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Summer is just around the corner (if it hasn’t already started). If you’re one of the lucky ones who gets a summer vacation, well, we’re jealous. But that also means that it’s a great time to travel. But perhaps you’re bored of the same old beaches, amusement parks, and museums. We’re here to help. We …
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