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Showing posts with label society and culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label society and culture. Show all posts
04 July 2024

Bible Readers: What About All Those "ites"?

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Now that you know how to read you can read the Bible for yourself. That's what my momma said. Most Bible readers (from my generati...
12 November 2023

November is Native American Heritage Month (Part 2)

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November is Native American Heritage Month.   I did not do a DNA test but accepted my mother's word as fact. She said we had Native Ame...
02 August 2023

Dream Italian? Think Italian. Be Italian!

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Many people have a dream. They want to vacation in Italy or move and live there permanently. Did you know that Italy is a country of choic...
17 November 2022

Meaning, Origin and History of the Name "Shirin"

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Determining the origin of or learning the meaning of a name has always been fascinating to me. My kids enjoy playing video games and lots o...
18 November 2021

Asian Studies : Searching for Chinese Treasures

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Planning a trip to China? Hoping to find hidden treasure from the ancient world? Students who compare civilizations in world history are aw...
04 October 2021

American English: Everyday Words Not Used Every Day Until the 20th Century

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There are many words we now use every day, that were not everyday words until the 20th century. I always enjoyed the cartoon called Road...
06 June 2020

Culture: Book Lovers: First Impressions Can Be WRONG!

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Have you ever put your prejudices and fears aside and found out that you would have missed out on something awesome? It’s embarrassing t...
13 January 2020

What Does Shivat Haminim Mean?

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Found this precious gem shared by a fellow freelance writer at HUBPages.com , an online writing community where many of the writers are expe...
23 September 2019

Should Churches be Tax-Exempt? | HUBpages Contributor Catherine Giordano

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It seems the U.S. laws regarding tax exemptions for churches, other religious institutions, and non-profit organizations is a carryover from...
01 August 2019

Dream Italian? Think Italian. Be Italian! ~ Is Italy on Your Places To Go Bucket List?

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Still continuing to dream my impossible dream. This blog post - Dream Italian? Think Italian. Be Italian! - (1st published in 2015) enjoys...
14 January 2018

The Welcoming Culture of the Bedouin Peoples

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Bedouin tribes have a central welcoming culture that is very open to visitors. They use this welcoming of guests to show their respect to Go...
12 September 2017

Work-at-Home Lifestyle Blog | Express Yourself! on Tumblr is Now FoxNet2017

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Out with the old. In with the new. "So you're trying hard. Well, try again." ~ Curtis Mayfield Sometimes where not sharing ...
27 April 2017

Good Fortune: Okyo's Cranes Now on View | Unframed (Reblog)

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Good fortune and longevity? Every culture should and probably does have something that symbolizes this. In Japan it's the crane. Would ...
01 November 2015

Native American Contemporary Artist: Tony Abeyta

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Tony Abeyta Native American Painter; Born 1965 Original paintings are in public art galleries worldwide and American museums, such as t...

Native American Contemporary Artist: Dan Namingha

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Dan Namingha Native American Painter/Sculptor; Born 1950 - NIMAN Fine Art | Dan Namingha , Santa Fe, New Mexico To wor...

Native American Contemporary Artist: Kevin Red Star

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November is Native American Heritage Month in the United States of America. 3-part blog post. Spotlight on three Native American artists...
27 May 2015

One Famous Indonesian Food Item Is Not Historically Indonesian

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Thank you for visiting.  This content was transferred to my foodie blog.   Click here .
17 November 2014

Famous Native Americans | Activist Grace Thorpe | Native American Encyclopedia

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Is Grace Thorpe, the daughter of legendary Olympic athlete Jim Thorpe, a Native American? (MY COMMENT:  Native American or not. She'...

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