Celebrating Square Root Day 2025: A Mathematical Phenomenon! Square Root Day is a unique and unofficial holiday that math enthusiasts around the world celebrate. It occurs when both the day of the month and the month are the square root of the last two digits of the year. The next Square Root Day will be on May 5, 2025 (5/5/25), a date that aligns perfectly to form a mathematical pun¹². #SquareRoot #SquareRootDay
Celebrating Palindrome Week 2025: A Time of Perfect Symmetry — As we approach Palindrome Week 2025, it’s a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the beauty and rarity of palindromes in our calendar. Palindrome dates are those unique days where the numbers of the month, day, and year form a symmetrical pattern that reads the same forwards and backwards. These dates are not only fascinating from a numerical standpoint but also carry a sense of charm and mystery, often considered to be lucky.
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2024 Year in Review — Another year of blogging has gone by and I am sharing my blogging stats for 2024.
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Ringing in the New Year — with my mom passing away recently, I share a memory of how we would ring in the New Year as a kid growing up by going to the Shoney’s Breakfast Bar.
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Time Square Ball Drop: The iconic New Year’s Eve ball drop in Times Square, New York City, has been a tradition since 1907. The ball, illuminated with thousands of LED lights, descends from a pole on the One Times Square building, marking the final seconds of the year.
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Happy New Year | Feliz año nuevo | bonne année – A Happy New Year Greeting from Courageous Christian Father. #2022 #HappyNewYear #NewYearsDay #NewYears
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Baby New Year we see this baby all the time when it comes to the first of the year. Find out about the origin of Baby New Year. #BabyNewYear #NewYearsBaby #2022 #NewYearsDay
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20+ Lucky Foods from Around the World to Ring in the New Year: Various cultures have specific foods associated with good luck for the New Year. In the southern United States, eating black-eyed peas and greens on New Year’s Day is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune for the year ahead. Similarly, in Japan, it’s customary to eat toshikoshi soba, a type of noodle dish, for longevity and prosperity.
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When the new year begins across the globe – The following rundown shows when the new year will be celebrated in various areas across the globe and what time it will be in New York when revelers in those countries are officially ringing in the New Year! #NewYears
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New Year’s traditions around the world – New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day traditions vary across the globe. The following is a look at the unique ways people ring in the new year throughout the world. #NewYears
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My First Christmas without My Mom — my mom, Paula Patterson, passed away a few months ago and this was my first Christmas without my mom. I share my experience in this blog post.
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Christmas Drip Candle Candelabras — I share about an experience when I was young changing one of the light bulbs on a set where the bulb popped.
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I want to take this time to wish all my readers and their families a very Merry ChristMas. Check out these Christmas related blog post. Jesus is the reason for this Season. Christmas is about celebrating our Saviors Birth, Jesus Christ. #MerryCHRISTmas #CHRISTmas
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The Christmas Star or known as the Star of Bethlehem which was the brightest star that led the way for those to witness the birth of the Messiah … Jesus Christ.
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I share with you the actual Christmas story about the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ, that was told by Luke in the Gospel of Luke Chapter 2. Plus a free Printable version. #Christmas #ChristmasStory
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Christmas Traditions – These are traditions or things we do or have always did because our family has done them. #ChristmasTraditions
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Just one more sleep ‘til Christmas – it’s Christmas Eve and the song from the Muppets Christmas Carol resound in my mind.
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Good Things Come in Small Packages — is a saying my mom would always say because she was a short woman.
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Christmas Blog Posts – This is a list of Christmas and winter-related blog posts found on Courageous Christian Father.
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Human Heater — that is something my mom would always say about me. She’d say that because it seemed I always gave off a good bit of body heat.
