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Why write a novel?
When you talk to people about their dreams or about their bucket list, a very common one you’ll hear is: “I want to write a book one day”. Your average person who has this dream knows that they want to … Continue reading
Why do Chinese use Chopsticks?
Ever wondered why you’re presented with chopsticks rather than a knife and fork at Chinese restaurants and in traditional Chinese households?
Crown History: Why does the Queen wear a crown?
Have you ever wondered why the Queen wears a crown? Would you be surprised to hear it has a religious origin?
GR and ER Post Box: What does it mean?
If you live in the United Kingdom or have recently visited, you may have noticed that British red post boxes have some writing on them. There are two most common post boxes that can be categorized by their embossed writing: … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged Britain, British, Culture, England, English, Monarchy, Royalty, United Kingdom
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Why do Italians wear blue soccer shirts?
Every time the World Cup or Euro Cup soccer is on, I find myself wondering why the Italian football shirts are blue. Common sense dictates that it should be green, white or red like the flag – so where did … Continue reading
Why tennis players wear white
Since the late 1800s when the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Club was founded there has been a strict dress code: competitors in their Tennis Championship games could wear any color… as long as it was white! But every time I watch … Continue reading
Symbols of Christmas: The Story of Christmas Lights
One of the prettiest things that can be seen in the Christmas season is the beautiful array of lights adorning trees, street lamps and streaming across the top of homes. Christmas lights have evolved a lot over time and they … Continue reading
Nando’s Chicken and the Portuguese Rooster
Why is there the Portuguese tradition of decorating things with good luck roosters?
Nautical Fashion & The Breton Stripe: Why do sailors wear stripes?
When you think “sailors” you may picture men in Cracker Jack style Dixie cup hats and Popeye-esque anchor tattoos, or you may picture men in navy and white horizontal “sailor stripe” shirts. Have you ever wondered why nautical fashion involves … Continue reading
Mothering Sunday: Britain’s History of Mother’s Day
If you’re British or are familiar with British customs, you’ll know that in the UK there is a different date for Mother’s Day celebrations than in the States. What’s more, traditionally the British day of celebration is not known as … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Culture, Non-religious Holidays & Festivals
Tagged british traditions, Christianity, Culture, mothers day
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