Entries with the tag: ‘Calendar’
People often ask me about how I keep track of all the special days and anniversaries that feature in my postcards … and the answer is that I try to keep a diary of them.
People often ask me about how I keep track of all the special days and anniversaries that feature in my postcards … and the answer is that I try to keep a diary of them.
People often ask me about how I keep track of all the special days and anniversaries that feature in my postcards … and the answer is that I try to keep a diary of them.
People often ask me about how I keep track of all the special days and anniversaries that feature in my postcards … and the answer is that I try to keep a diary of them.
Today, 22nd March, marks World Water Day – and has done so ever since 1993 having been approved as such by the General Assembly the previous year. The idea of the day is to encourage member nations to implement measures regarding the world’s water resources. Perhaps one of the most concrete aspects of the day […]
People often ask me about how I keep track of all the special days and anniversaries that feature in my postcards … and the answer is that I try to keep a diary of them.
To those of working in Tourism, today is an important day … it’s the International Day of the Guide. It’s not recognized as a Professional Holiday here in Kyrgyzstan, even though Tourism is considered to be a priority area for the Country Development Strategy. Here the International Day of Tourism, (September 27th every year, as […]
People often ask me about how I keep track of all the special days and anniversaries that feature in my postcards … and the answer is that I try to keep a diary of them.
Last year was supposed to be my year – the Year of the Snake. I was born in 1953 and in the Chinese Calendar, that was the Year of snake … and according to the Chinese Zodiac, every year has an animal associated with it – there are twelve of them in a cycle, (Rat, […]
According to lots of sources, today, (January 16th), is International Beatles Day – and has been ever since it was declared as such by UNESCO back in 2001 … funnily enough, however, the UNESCO site has no mention of it. I came across this particular oddity quite by chance … a Russian site announced the […]
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