March brings breezes, loud and shrill,
To stir the dancing daffodil.
--from "The Garden Year" by Sara Coleridge
Holidays, History, and Heritage
March is...
Irish American Heritage Month (United States)
Women's History Month (global)
March 1: Korean Independence Movement Day
(celebrated in both North and South Korea - independence from Japan)
St. David's Day (Wales)
March 2: Texas Independence Day (Texas)
March 8: International Women's Day (global)
Daylight Savings Time Begins
March 17: St. Patrick's Day (Ireland, United States)
March 20: Vernal Equinox (Northern Hemisphere)
Autumnal Equinox (Southern Hemisphere)
March 25: Greek Independence Day
Do any of the above events feature in or affect your heritage, culture, or family history?
To stir the dancing daffodil.
--from "The Garden Year" by Sara Coleridge
Holidays, History, and Heritage
Irish American Heritage Month (United States)
Women's History Month (global)
March 1: Korean Independence Movement Day
(celebrated in both North and South Korea - independence from Japan)
St. David's Day (Wales)
March 2: Texas Independence Day (Texas)
March 8: International Women's Day (global)
Daylight Savings Time Begins
March 17: St. Patrick's Day (Ireland, United States)
March 20: Vernal Equinox (Northern Hemisphere)
Autumnal Equinox (Southern Hemisphere)
March 25: Greek Independence Day
Do any of the above events feature in or affect your heritage, culture, or family history?
Carnivals and Other Events:
Posted March 1 - the 1st Edition of the Graveyard Rabbit Carnival - Exceptional Finds
Posted March 2 - Data Backup Day Contest
Posted March 3 - the 67th Edition of the Carnival of Genealogy - Nobody's Fool
Posted March 15 - the 11th Edition of the "I Smile for the Camera" Carnival - Brothers & Sisters
Posted March 17 - the 12th Edition of the Carnival of Irish Heritage & Culture - 2nd Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade of Posts
Posted March 17 - the 15th Edition of the Cabinet of Curiosities
Posted March 18 - the 68th Edition of the Carnival of Genealogy - Women's History Month: A Tribute to Women
Posted March 26 - Bound for Mom - A Journey of Firsts
Posted March 31 - the 17th Edition of the Carnival of Central and Eastern European Genealogy - Women in Central and Eastern European Genealogy
March 1 - Data Backup Day
Read "11 Ways to Create Backups and Prevent Data Loss" by Thomas MacEntee.
The sun is nervous
As a kite
That can't quite keep
Its own string tight.
Some days are fair,
And some are raw.
The timid earth
Decides to thaw.
Shy budlets peep
From twigs on trees,
And robins join
The chickadees.
Pale crocuses
Poke through the ground
Like noses come
To sniff around.
The mud smells happy
On our shoes.
We still wear mittens,
Which we lose.
--"March," by John Updike
Posted March 1 - the 1st Edition of the Graveyard Rabbit Carnival - Exceptional Finds
Posted March 2 - Data Backup Day Contest
Posted March 3 - the 67th Edition of the Carnival of Genealogy - Nobody's Fool
Posted March 15 - the 11th Edition of the "I Smile for the Camera" Carnival - Brothers & Sisters
Posted March 17 - the 12th Edition of the Carnival of Irish Heritage & Culture - 2nd Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade of Posts
Posted March 17 - the 15th Edition of the Cabinet of Curiosities
Posted March 18 - the 68th Edition of the Carnival of Genealogy - Women's History Month: A Tribute to Women
Posted March 26 - Bound for Mom - A Journey of Firsts
Posted March 31 - the 17th Edition of the Carnival of Central and Eastern European Genealogy - Women in Central and Eastern European Genealogy
March 1 - Data Backup Day
Read "11 Ways to Create Backups and Prevent Data Loss" by Thomas MacEntee.
March 29 - Scanfest
Read the March 2009 Scanfest post.The sun is nervous
As a kite
That can't quite keep
Its own string tight.
Some days are fair,
And some are raw.
The timid earth
Decides to thaw.
Shy budlets peep
From twigs on trees,
And robins join
The chickadees.
Pale crocuses
Poke through the ground
Like noses come
To sniff around.
The mud smells happy
On our shoes.
We still wear mittens,
Which we lose.
--"March," by John Updike
2 comments:
I think the title is "prevent data loss" not "create data loss" - I've created enough of that in my lifetime!
Aargh! Sorry, Thomas! I corrected the title. Mistakes like these are what happens when family members come talk to me while I'm trying to blog. :-(
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