My boys know that on Christmas night Santa will come down the chimney and leave them presents by the tree, while their cousins, who live in Romania, wait for Santa to knock at their door on Christmas Eve. They will have a chat and before leaving, Santa will hand them their gifts. Christmas is the most […]
Christmas Gift Traditions Around the World Read More »
Earlier this week the mailman brought something wonderful to our doorstep. A book, and not just any book – one that brought a whiff of India to our home, one I could use to talk about Diwali with my little ones. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Let me start at the beginning. My husband and
Diwali Book Review: Kids, Monkeys, and ‘The Diwali Gift’ Read More »
During the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world fast from dawn until sunset. This means no food or drinks, among other things. It also includes an increase of salat (the Arabic word for prayer) and recitation of the Quran, the Islamic holy book. There are five different prayers, each with its own name, time and number of
Islamic Daily Salat (Prayer) Chart Tutorial Read More »
Ramadan is almost here, and for Muslim families this is one of the most special times of year. For the whole month, we fast from dawn until dusk and take the opportunity to slow down and focus on our connection with God. For me, Ramadan is a time to reflect and to strengthen my faith,
Ramadan for Kids: Making a Good Deed Jar Read More »
¡Hola! My name is Audrey, or as I’m known on my blog and by my Spanish husband, españolita (a term of endearment meaning “little Spanish woman”) for my love of all things Spain (especially their jamón serrano). Wait, why am I telling you this? Isn’t this supposed to be a post about Easter in Spain? Good question,
Another Look at Easter in Spain: Family, Food, and ¡Fiesta! Read More »
