Hope You Have a Rice Day! Celebrating National Rice Month @sharonschweitz

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  While National Rice Month is a U.S. celebration, this holiday celebrates the small grain that is responsible of feeding and nurturing more than half the world’s population. No matter your geographical location, income or cultural background, rice is a dish to enjoy with an endless amount of culinary variations. A staple in Asia, Africa, Origen: Hope You Have a Rice Day! Celebrating National Rice Month

All Your Canadian Boxing Day Questions Answered

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The day after Christmas, December 26th, is an annual holiday known as “Boxing Day” celebrated in several countries in the British Commonwealth. The holiday has its roots in Catholicism, which encourages  donations to the poor, or “almsgiving” around Christmas time. In Canada, December 26th is a secular federal holiday whose traditions have evolved since its Origen: All Your Canadian Boxing Day Questions Answered

5 Scary Office Halloween Mistakes for Millennials to Avoid

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Whether you’re heading to the office on October 31 or attending the annual office Halloween party, be sure to get these questions answered before the event. As a general guide, avoid these 5 scary mistakes many professionals make at their first Office Halloween. Origen: 5 Scary Office Halloween Mistakes for Millennials to Avoid