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22 nd March, the next Sunday, is Mother’s Day. Based on tradition, it is a day for children to express their thankfulness to their mother by giving present, flowers or home-made cards. The history of Mother's Day originates from centuries ago and it was significant that everyone should return to their home or ‘mother’ church once a year. As more and more people visit their ‘mother’ church in the middle of lent conventionally, the fourth Sunday of Lent became a day with monumental, the Mother’s Day as we know today. Becoming a mother is one of the most difficult jobs in the world and we believe it is worth to make every mother feeling special on Mother’s Day. If you still haven’t prepared anything for Mother’s Day since too immersing to your busy life, it is a fabulous idea to start your idea in one minute, after reading this article.   Make a breakfast Simnel cake is the food especially associated the Mother’s Day in United-Kingdom and the name com...

It may only be April, but it’s about time we get a well deserved four day weekend. Considering they come round only once a year, the weather would tell me that now’s the perfect time for it. This year Easter Sunday falls on the 21st of April, there’s lots more fun to be had though, as from Good Friday to Easter Monday London always pulls out all the stops when it comes to Easter! Not just for the children over the half term, but for the adults who have no idea how to spend their time off! Being one of the only socially acceptable times of the year to eat way too much chocolate, we thought you may want to get out of the house at least once. So we’ve put together a few events and places to go for when you’ve decided you can’t eat a single bit more of that Easter egg. Starting off with Good Friday, and an annual tradition in Trafalgar Square. The passion of Jesus, is an incredible open air performance by the Wintershall Players. Completely free to attend, just turn up, it tells the s...