Hello to everyone! Today the world celebrates the great date. On November 4^th, 1922, Howard Carter, a British archaeologist and Egyptologist, made the great discovery. Carter and his assistants found the entrance to Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamen’s tomb in the Valley of the Kings. This event was of crucial historical and cultural importance, actually launching the new – modern – era of Egyptology. But at the same time that’s followed by the Curse of Tutankhamen. » Read more..

“No laborer in the world is expected to work for room, board, and love – except the housewife”

–          Letty Cottin Pogrebin

Hello to everyone! Today is more informal holiday to celebrate, but no less either interesting or worth mentioning. Moms, stay-at-home wives, all the ladies who choose to stay home and to be domestic goddess – this holiday is dedicated to appreciate all their invaluable contribution to the comfortable safety of the home.   » Read more..

Hello to you and good luck today! “Who’s got spirit? Who do? Who do? – We’ve got spirit! We do! We do!” Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? What about music and dance, stunting and tumbling, pom poms and cheer sticks? Guessed? Well, with a cheer spirit and joy, we are glad to congratulate you on the anniversary of cheerleading on this day of November. Are you ready to rock? » Read more..

Hello everyone! How’s your Halloween night? Has the celebration been really spooktacular, ha? Have you had tons of fun? Have you enjoyed your Halloween costume? Hope so! Today is the 1^st of November, and today we have a perfect chance to amuse you with the great occasion. Today we celebrate National Author’s Day! Well, do you have a favorite author? So it’s a golden chance to appreciate his\her hard work on writing their masterpieces. » Read more..

Hello everyone! Hope you are ready to celebrate today the most spooktacular holiday – Halloween! Tons of fun, trick-or-treat, Jack-a-lanterns everywhere you can see it – today is the second popular commercial holiday after Christmas. Originated in Ireland over 2,000 years ago, Halloween is treated today as a harvest festival generally, and, of course, as a brilliant chance to have a fun! Funny costumes (each year has its own fashion costumes trends), trick-or-treating sweets and candies for all and every children, owls, pumpkins and scarecrows, skeletons, mummies, vampires, werewolves – there’s nothing more traditional and intense? » Read more..

“No man was more foolish when he had not a pen in his hand, or more wise when he had” 

 Samuel Johnson

Hello everyone! Well, today let us talk about the things of everyday use! Have you ever wondered what does our life look like without it? There are a tooth brush, a needle with a thread, a spoon or a fork, a key ring and a hair comb.  Of course, there are so many. We use it every day without thinking about its inventing or the story of making. We just use it, because these things have been invented a long time ago, as we think. People had begun to make it a habit to use such everyday things. » Read more..

There are different kinds of stadiums, some of them are larger than others, and some of them are newer or more convenient. Many of them are as old as football tradition is. But all of them are closely linked with a great number of wins and losses, fans’ feelings and emotions, so each stadium is believed to be an integral part of football history.

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Its magnificence was indescribable, and its magnitude was inconceivable. She felt overwhelmed in the presence of its greatness.

  Mona Rodriguez

Hi! Have you ever wondered about the Statue of Liberty? Why is it green? What is the quote on it? How tall is the Statue and what is its history? If no, now might be a good time to know more about all these funny facts, because the anniversary of its dedication is celebrated today. The ceremony of dedication the Statue of Liberty was held on October 28^th, 1886. » Read more..

Hello everyone! Today is the celebration of one of the most appealing inventions in the world. This invention is now used to make a lot of things; among them are computers, carpets, furniture, swimwear, umbrellas, combat uniforms, windbreakers, draperies and many others, including spare parts of human body. At the very beginning of its way nylon was primarily used in the making tires and parachutes. But the most prominent is the use of nylon in the making of women’ stockings. » Read more..