Holi Festival of Colours
Holi Festival of Colours. Holi is a Hindu festival enjoyed in India and commemorates the victory of good over evil, brought about by the burning and destruction of the female demon named Holika.
Holi Festival of Colours. Holi is a Hindu festival enjoyed in India and commemorates the victory of good over evil, brought about by the burning and destruction of the female demon named Holika.
Funny snowman stories. Will and Guy have collected these amusing stories of snowmen and snow women.
We have collected true stories, takes, yarns and sagas suitable for boys and girls of all ages.
Tiger sighted in England. Could this be the story of an escaped mascot from the Leicester Tigers rugby team.
Short love stories. We have searched the internet for the best love stories to entertain our readers. Some are true; others are from history.
This PowerPoint Presentation shows the best of Chinese bridges. China’s Longest bridge is across Hangzhou Bay in the eastern coastal region of China.
Funny Economic Jokes. If the bank returns your check marked ‘Insufficient Funds,’ you call them and ask if they meant you or them.
Cricket jokes. What do you call an Australian who can hold a catch? A fisherman.
Easter dates for the twenty teens. The calculation starts with the Vernal Equinox, on March 21st, then take the next full moon. Easter falls on the Sunday following.
Funny Church Signs. Unusual Church Sign – Toot’n Tell or Go to Hell. And a otice in a church parking lot. Trespassers will be baptised.
Funny cat sayings. Cats are like potato chips. You can never have just one. Also, I got rid of my husband. – The cat was allergic.
Here is Will and Guy’s collection of stories of kindness. One act of by a Good Samaritan that befell British writer Bernard Hare in 1982 changed him profoundly.
Earth Day jokes. Obviously you can’t confess all your sins in one go but must separate bottle, paper and plastic confessions. See more ‘Eco Jokes’ and funny pictures.
Stockholm 1912 Olympic Games. 1924 was the first Olympic Games where the athletes were accommodated in an Olympic Village, a group of wood cabins