In 1944, a middle school girl gave her friend a card for her 14th birthday. When the girl’s birthday came around, the friend ...

Italians greet each other cheerfully with “ciao.” Both Jews and Arabs greet one another with “peace.” Albanians say “long life.” The people in Bhutan ask, “Is your body well?” ...

After the Sign of the Cross at the beginning of Mass, the priest may choose to greet the people with the simple ... and where our relationship to each other is deeply spiritual.

My husband believes that when we receive an indivisible gift, both he and I should write separate thank-you note messages.

would prefer that we send a single message, using “we” in the note with one person writing and each individual signing.

The room is crowded and noisy. There are conversations all around, and the residual smell of popcorn and beer hangs in the ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My husband believes that when we receive a single, indivisible gift intended for us as a couple (such as a platter, restaurant gift card or other anniversary gift) or a shared ...

For 81 years, two friends have been sending the same birthday card back and forth. What began between two 14-year-old girls in 1944 has become a Guinness World Record attempt and a testament to ...

The phone has now become an important part of our life. We depend on the phone to talk to each other. Now if you have noticed ...

That’s left a sense of trepidation at what might come next, and the risk that it spills out from the economic sphere into other arenas ... “But there are still two bad ingredients in the American ...

Puthandu is observed as the day to initiate new beginnings. People greet each other by wishing ‘Puthandu Pirappuv’ that implies ‘Happy New Year’.

Following its February 2025 opening, Nekajui (translating to "lush garden" in the language of Costa Rica’s indigenous Chorotegan people ... up-cycled furniture and other original works that ...