Thanksgiving Traditions

@planthousewarminggif... · 1 year ago

Plants - The Ideal Gifts This Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is just around the corner and it is the time for people to be grateful for what they have been bestowed with. Celebrated on the 4th Thursday of November, the festival of Thanksgiving is...

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@Cryptopsycho21 · 1 year ago

Thanksgiving

“I will give thanks unto the LORD with my whole heart; I will shew forth all thy marvellous works.” ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭9‬:‭1‬ ‭RV1895‬‬ https://bible.com/bible/1922/psa.9.1.RV1895 Today’s verse really stri...

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@Regine20 · 3 years ago

Food is life.

Food is life! To put it simply, you cannot live without food. But what exactly is food? Webster’s dictionary defines food as: “material consisting essentially of protein, carbohydrate, and fat used in...

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@Mark012207 · 3 years ago

Happy Holiday BitcoinCash Community

When it comes to celebrating Christmas and New Year, there is nothing better than Filipinos. Attractive, happy, as if there is no problem feeling, forget the pain you went through, get up again, calm...

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@Jane · 3 years ago

How Chinese Celebrates Moon Festival

October 1, 2020 Have you ever heard about the Moon Festival? Moon Festival popularly known as Mid-Autumn Festival celebrated annually on the 15th day of the eighth month in the Chinese calendar,...

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@Jane · 2 years ago

Reminiscing Filipino New Year Celebrations

December 30, 2021 Time flies so fast. It seems like yesterday when I greeted this platform with Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2021. And it is such a blessing that I still reach this far and t...

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@z_graeden · 1 year ago

Am-among 2022

Garbed in their traditional colorful native attire, men in their "bahag" and women in their tapis, they danced like the birds as they marched to the sounds of the gongs while presenting their traditio...

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@Humanpsychology · 2 years ago

Don't Skip Special Days in Relationships!

Birthday, Valentine's Day, Women's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, wedding anniversary, first day of dating, first kiss, first holding hands, first holiday... Special Days continue like this. In or...

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@Mofif · 2 years ago

Easter

It is that time of the year again where Christians all over the world celebrate Easter. For those of us that don't know what Easter is all about, it's about celebrating the death, burial and resurrect...

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@MesesMylen · 3 years ago

Pahiyas Festival

Pahiyas Festival Philippines is known and famous because we Filipinos are happy people. We always have celebrations and it’s part of our cultures and traditions. There are so many fest...

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@Chloe123 · 2 years ago

A Filipino Tradition

Konnichiwa minna-san, how are you all today? I think I find my inspiration to write another article again for tonight. Actually I've been looking and thinking what and which article I should write for...

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@Nhaydu · 2 years ago

Cumaná on its anniversary five hundred and six years.

Hello, greetings to all, I am going to talk to you about Cumanà turned 506 years old yesterday, it should be a great pride for the entire country of Venezuela, for being in this country, (worth the re...

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@Coco01 · 1 year ago

Celebration of New Yam Festival Amongst the Igbo People

Yam (plural yams) is a commonly grown tuber crop and a staple diet in many African and Asian homes. The tasty and super starchy tuber crop is said to have its origin from Africa, Asia and The Caribbe...

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@Xzeon · 3 years ago

"Kamayan" eating by hands

Kamayan , have you ever heard of this. I'm sure my fellow Filipino knows the word. It is a way of eating using bare hands and using no spoons and forks. This way you gather up the rice in a small mo...

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@KhufraS · 3 years ago

Are you celebrating a Christmas in a correct way?

Christmas day is near. The biggest and long-awaited celebration of the year. It is also the most favorite and happiest day of the year. Christmas party, Christmas decor, exchange gift, caroling, 13 mo...

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@z_graeden · 1 year ago

Paang: A Healing Rite and Swine Problem

Cultures and traditions are never forgotten when it is practiced every now and then. As one who belongs to a tribe there are rites being performed when a certain disease or terrible disaster strikes o...

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@adereign · 2 years ago

Christmas: Atmosphere of Thanksgiving

Christmas is the time set aside to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. It is the time when Christians around the world especially American, Asia, Africans and other races of various color have implem...

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@Gianna-B · 2 years ago

Welcome to the world; My new Nephew

The fruit of her womb was ripe and she was delivered of a bouncing baby boy.. Happy new month and happy birthday to a special one. The baby of the day who came into the world on. the third day if a...

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@kadieyen · 3 years ago

Filipino Fiestas

Most Awesome Fiestas of the Philippines If there’s one thing you should know about me, it’s that I love fiestas. I’ve compiled a list of Top 10 Fiestas that every Filipino should experience to get a...

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@okeanujunior · 2 years ago

The History of New Yam Festival in Ugwogo Nike:

Ugwogo Nike is a community in Nike clean, under Enugu East Local Government Area Enugu State in Eastern part of Nigeria in Western Africa. African cultural and traditions has being our pride. The...

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