Dear Old Dad
The Mandolin Song
Happy Father's Day to You
My Special Friend
Thank You, Dad
This Is To My Father
Daddy Daddy
Happy Father's Day To You
Father's Day
Happy Happy Father's Day
D-A-D
Thank You Dad
Hugs for Daddy
My Daddy Helps Me
...

Christmas is a time when
everybody wants his past forgotten
and his present remembered.
What I don?t like about office Christmas parties
is looking for a job the next day.

The Legend of Santa Claus in a few years ago in Scandinavia, there were problems. Secretary for the wisdom of the Nordic mythology, art, poetry, the war god Odin, the winter season, riding his horse horse ride in eight feet away, punishing evil and promoting, distributing gifts. In the meantime, his son Thor to the red lightning as a weapon in a fight in pitch darkness and the snow gods finally beat the cold.

Said to have a farmer in a Christmas Eve blizzard Cross Lane received a cold and hunger of the child, let him eat a sumptuous Christmas dinner, the child good-bye off of a fir tree when inserted in the ground and blessing, said: "every year this day, gift Manzhi to stay in this beautiful cedar village, repay your kindness." kids gone, the farmers found that it was turned into a small tree branch, he came to realize that his reception was in fact quite a God's messenger.

There was once a good-hearted aristocrats, his wife died of illness, throwing him and his three daughters. The nobles tried a lot of inventions have failed, and thus depleted the money, so they had to move to a farmhouse to live, and his daughters would have to vote in person cooking, sewing and cleaning.

Some Halloween spook stories just won't die—even if there's little substance behind the scare.

For example satanic cults, far more common in fiction than in fact, have been said to sacrifice black cats on Halloween.

Samhain was later transformed as Christian leaders co-opted pagan holidays. In the seventh century Pope Boniface IV decreed November 1 All Saints' Day, or All Hallows' Day.

Halloween's origins date back more than 2,000 years. On what we consider November 1, Europe's Celtic peoples celebrated their New Year's Day, called Samhain (SAH-win).

Halloween is not celebrated in many countries and regions of the world and among those that do the traditions and importance of the celebration vary significantly.