Introduction In many cultures May 1st signifies a time to celebrate spring. This celebration is often referred to as May Day. Historically, many holidays have been celebrated at the beginning of May, including the Celtic holiday Beltaine, the Germanic holiday Walpurgisnact, Indian and Egyptian fertility festivals, and a Roman festival that celebrated the goddess of ...
Beltaine or Beltane is a pagan spring holiday usually celebrated on May first. Whatever your religious background try welcoming spring with one of these fun ideas! 1. Have a bonfire! Invite your friends and neighbors, and build a bonfire in your backyard. Roast marshmallows. Talk, sing, even dance. This is a great way to reconnect ...
For parents who are struggling to find an interesting way to celebrate spring this year with their young children, at last there is a solution. Welcome Spring into your home by using some of these festive Spring-themed coloring pages that you can find online. All you have to do is go to the website, select ...
It’s time to celebrate spring with a fresh coat of yellow paint. Bring the outside in with colorful hues from nature’s garden — adding linens and window treatments for a total bedroom mini-makeover. Here’s a budget-friendly, five-step plan to get you there. Step 1 – Paint the walls a perfect yellow Paint a dreamy yellow ...
