Tag: Day

Iwill write this one really quickly. Today I came to the realization that it has been very difficult for me and my family members, even if it is like how slavery broke up Black people. It is very interesting how with our bicultural story, there are things that mirror the dissolution of African herit...

Mr. Mahendra Singh Dhoni our former cricketer, was the Chief Guest of this ceremony. He planted a rose plant and inaugurated ceremony. There were lot of crowd as many people gathered to watch Mr.Virat Kohli and also to be a part of this programme. He addressed in his speech to all people “To s...

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I have another 8-hour class to teach tomorrow. And then I’m going to look forward to, you know, leaving my house! I’m exhausted — so that’s it for today. See you tomorrow. Shaunta Grimes is a writer and teacher. She is an out-of-place Nevadan living in Northwestern...

I woke up this morning to an email notification that someone had downloaded a PDF printable from my Gumroad page that I posted at this time last year — and had completely forgotten about. If you are that person… Thank you.  Since today is Shrove Tuesday — or “Panc...

My elementary school made a big deal out of St. Patrick’s Day. There was a tradition that I didn’t care much for, but if someone wasn’t wearing green on St. Patrick’s Day, they were pinched by their classmates. We made leprechaun traps out of pencil boxes in hopes of catch...

In 2024, St. Patrick's Day falls on Sunday, March 17th, and we have a rich tradition of celebrating it here in the Porto district. I’m not your typical party person, but tonight I plan to go to my favorite local Irish pub for a warm-up party before the big celebration. But for now, I...

I have a wise-guy friend who sent me an article about Abraham Lincoln and the “famous Armstrong murder trial” in the spring of 1858. I thought it was a joke, but no, it was a real case. The accused was a man named William “Duff” Armstrong. Not one of my relati...

Navigating the bustling landscape of the App Store can be as thrilling as it is overwhelming. Yet, amidst the digital hustle, I’ve uncovered 10 iPhone apps that are true game-changers. These are not just apps; they’re my daily companions that streamline tasks, ignite creativity, and brin...

One of the highlights of the day was the introduction of traditional Ethiopian instruments. Students in the primary grades had the privilege of discovering the enchanting sounds of the Kerar, Masinko, and Kebero — the Ethiopian counterparts to the guitar, violin, and drums. Guided by talented ...