June 1, 1926- Marilyn Monroe was an American actress singer and model. In the 1950’s, she became an influent and an important feminine symbol. She also became the second woman in the North American history to own a production company. However, her death brought a lot of questions on whether it was a passionate crime, […]
We are entering the fifth month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars and the third of seven months to have a length of 31 days. May, in Latin, Maius, was named after the Greek goddess Maia, who was identified with the Roman era goddess of fertility, Bona Dea, whose festival was held […]
We’re already into the fourth month of the year, with April upon us. This month is known to be a spring month in the northern hemisphere and a fall month on its other southern half. It used to be the second month in an early Roman calendar, however it became the fourth after the ancient […]
March, named after the Roman god of war Mars, is the third month of the year. However, it hasn’t always been so. In the early Roman calendar, March was the first month of the year as it symbolized new beginnings because it brought spring with the vernal equinox. March was also the time of year […]
February may be the shortest month of the year; however, it is no less significant than the rest. While January depicts a turn of the page, February represents some comfort and familiarization with the new year and its offerings. Popular holidays such as Groundhog Day and Valentine’s Day are only two of the events of […]
January marks the beginning of the New Year. Happy New Year Everyone! The New Year represents another blank page, another opportunity to start over. True to its name (deriving from Janus – God of all beginnings), January is the month where new possibilities and opportunities await us. Starting from the first day of the new […]
Another year gone by Of course, December is always the last month to close out the year, however the past two years have been followed by different and unexpected events and closings due to Corona Pandemic. A new variant called Omnicom has just hit the world and everyone is adjusting again. Overall, 2021 has been […]
You know it’s the real deal when November comes around. Temperatures drop down, Thanksgiving is almost here, the holidays are coming soon, and the end of a busy year seems just around the corner. But it’s not so bad at all. World Kindness Day, Veterans Day and, of course many people’s favorite, Thanksgiving, are days […]
October is a month we all look forward to. First of all, it means that it’s officially Fall. Cozy clothes while drinking a hot cup of coffee and laying in bed reading a book seems like the perfect scenario during fall. Another thing to look forward to are the Holidays, and the amount of them. […]
September marks the official end of the summer and welcomes the change in season to Autumn. If children are playing at the seaside anymore, they are bundled up. School is back and kids are ready to attend a new year. This is a far cry from the last 2 years spent studying at home due […]
August can be summed up with three words: Sun, sea and vacations; but is way more than this. August is the most lived month of the year, with barbecues, pool parties and garden dinners that this year brought people together again after the Covid pandemic that kept them apart for such a long time. Thanks […]
July means summer has kicked in to the fullest, people are enjoying the sun, eating outside, doing barbecues and leaving for their long overdue vacations. There are still people working and waiting for their vacations, but the 4th of July known as Independence Day is perfect day to relax and unwind as it allows to […]
