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gwendolynlerman · 8 months

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Deutschribing Germany

Cuisine

Meal times

The German proverb Iss dein Frühstück wie ein Kaiser, Mittagessen wie ein König und Abendessen wie ein Bettler (Eat your breakfast like an emperor, lunch like a king, and dine like a pauper) sums up the German outlook toward meals.

A typical day begins with Frühstück (breakfast), when people drink coffee, tea, or hot cocoa and eat muesli with yogurt or milk or bread with butter, jam, honey, chocolate and hazelnut spread, sausage, or cheese. Some people also drink juice and eat a boiled egg. This usually takes place between 6 and 8 a.m. Children usually eat a mid-morning snack at school called Pausenbrot (recess sandwich) that consists of a sandwich, a piece of fruit, or a muesli bar. The adult version is called Zwischenmahlzeit (in-between meal).

Mittagessen (lunch) takes place between 12 and 2 p.m. A typical lunch dish includes potato salad with sausage or meatballs and meat with potatoes or vegetables. It is common for family members and friends to gather between 3 and 5 p.m. for Kaffee und Kuchen (coffee and cake).

Abendessen (dinner) is eaten between 6 and 7 p.m. Sometimes it is a light cold meal with bread and cold cuts, in which case it is called Abendbrot (evening bread). Dinner normally consists of a salad or soup, bread, cheese, meat or sausages, mustard, and pickles.

Dishes

German cuisine varies from region to region, and what is considered typically German is actually typical in the south, mainly Bavaria, where cuisine is similar to that in Austria. There are also international varieties such as doner kebab, pizza, sushi, Chinese food, Greek food, Indian food, and Vietnamese food.

Bread and sausage are staples of the German diet. There are about 600 types of bread and almost 1,500 sausage varieties, including Bratwurst (made of ground pork, beef, or veal and spices) and Weißwurst (white sausage eaten with sweet mustard, a pretzel, and beer).

The national alcoholic drink is beer, of which there are many varieties, including Helles (a pale lager beer produced in southern Germany), Radler (a beer mixed with lemonade), and Weizenbier (a top-fermented beer brewed with a large proportion of wheat relative to the amount of malted barley).

Berliner/Krapfen/Pfannkuchen

These sweet dough dumplings, filled with jam and glazed with powdered sugar, are known as Berliner in northern and western Germany, Pfannkuchen in eastern Germany, and Krapfen in southern Germany.

Birnen, Bohnen und Speck

Birnen, Bohnen und Speck (pears, beans, and bacon) is a dish made with pears, green beans, and bacon, accompanied by potatoes. It is eaten in Bremen and Lower Saxony.

Bratkartoffeln

Bratkartoffeln (fried potatoes) are fried potato slices with diced bacon and/or onions.

Brezel

Brezeln (pretzels) are baked pastries made from dough and shaped into a symmetrical knot. They are typically seasoned with salt, but can also have toppings such as cheese or seeds.

Brot

Brot (bread) comes in many different types, from white wheat bread (Weißbrot) to gray (Graubrot) to black (Schwarzbrot), which is actually dark brown rye bread. Some breads contain both wheat and rye flour and are called Mischbrot. Others have seeds such as linseed and sunflower seeds and are wholegrain (Vollkornbrot). Bread can also be made from spelt (Dinkelbrot), rye (Roggenbrot), or a mix of these with wheat.

Brötchen (bread rolls) are also very common and can be made from the same cereals and seeds as normal bread.

Currywurst

Currywurst is Berlin's most famous dish and consists of a pork sausage with ketchup and curry powder.

Eierschecke

Eierschecke, whose name is derived from a tripartite piece of clothing, consists of three layers: the bottom one is either a yeast dough or made with baking soda, the middle layer is a cream made of quark, vanilla, butter, egg, sugar, and milk, and the top one is made from eggs, butter, sugar, and vanilla pudding powder. It is a specialty from Saxony and Thuringia.

Fischbrötchen

A Fischbrötchen (fish bread roll) is a sandwich made with various fish, either pickled or fried, and onions, common in northern Germany.

Flammkuchen

Flammkuchen means "pie baked in the flames" and originates from Baden in Baden-Württemberg and the Palatinate in Rhineland-Palatinate. It is similar to a pizza with thin crust covered with crème fraîche, onions, and lardons.

Frikadellen

Frikadellen are flat-bottomed, pan-fried meatballs of minced meat. They are commonly eaten with pasta salad or potatoes, or in a bread roll with mustard.

Himmel und Erde

Himmel und Erde (heaven and earth) is a dish with mashed potatoes, stewed apples and fried blood pudding. Potatoes are also called Erdäpfel (ground apples), so it is a meal made with apples that grow above and under the earth. It is popular in the Rhineland in Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia, Westphalia in North Rhine-Westphalia, and Lower Saxony.

Kirschenmichel

Kirschenmichel is a kind of bread pudding made with cherries and served hot with vanilla sauce. It is typically eaten in Franconia in Bavaria and Thuringia, the Palatinate, Baden-Württemberg, and Hesse.

Klöße/Knödel

These dumplings are known as Klöße in northern, central, and western Germany and Knödel in southern Germany. They are usually made from flour, bread, or potatoes. There are different varieties, including dumplings made of ground liver or breadcrumbs.

Kohlroulade

A Kohlroulade (cabbage roll) consists of cooked cabbage leaves wrapped around a meat filling seasoned with garlic, onion, and spices. Rinderrouladen are similar but consist of bacon and onions wrapped in beef.

Labskaus

Labskaus is a dish made from corned beef, herring, mashed potatoes, and beetroot, served with a fried egg and a pickled cucumber. It is typically eaten in northern Germany.

Leberkäse

Leberkäse ("liver-cheese") is eaten in Franconia, Saarland, and Swabia in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. It consists of beef, pork, and bacon that are finely ground and then baked as a loaf in a bread pan. It is served with an egg and mashed potatoes.

Leipziger Allerlei

Leipziger Allerlei was invented in Leipzig and consists of a mixture of peas, carrots, green beans, asparagus, morels, and celery. It may also contain broccoli, cauliflower, or corn. It is served with potatoes and a sauce made from crayfish butter, crayfish tails, and semolina dumplings.

Marmorkuchen

Marmorkuchen (marble cake) has a streaked appearance, achieved by lightly blending light and dark batter. It can be a mixture of vanilla and chocolate.

Maultaschen

Maultaschen ("mouth bags") are large meat-filled dumplings typical of Swabian cuisine. They can also be filled with spinach, onions, and spices and can be either served with broth or cut into slices and fried with eggs.

Pfefferpotthast

Pfefferpotthast (boiled meat pepper pot) is a traditional Westphalian stew made with beef, lard, onions, and spices. It is served with boiled potatoes and salad in the summer and pickled cucumbers and beetroot in the winter.

Pinkel mit Grünkohl

It is a dish made from slowly cooked kale served with Pinkel, a salty sausage eaten mainly in Bremen and Lower Saxony.

Quarkkäulchen

A Quarkkäulchen ("little quark ball") is a Saxon dish made from quark, mashed boiled potatoes, flour, an egg, and lemon peel. The dough is then baked in the form of a pancake and eaten hot with sugar and cinnamon or with fruit, whipped cream, and vanilla ice cream.

Reibekuchen

These potato pancakes are served with black bread, sugar beet syrup, or stewed apples. They are common in many areas of the country, but the name is characteristic to the Rhineland.

Rollmops

Rollmops ("rolled pug/fat young boy") are pickled herring fillets, rolled around a savory filling, usually consisting of onion and a pickle. It is a specialty from Berlin.

Sauerbraten

Sauerbraten is regarded as the national dish of Germany. It originally comes from the Rhineland and consists of large pieces of beef or horse meat, marinated in a spicy water-vinegar mixture before baking and served with Klöße.

Sauerkraut

Sauerkraut is finely cut raw cabbage fermented by lactic acid bacteria.

Saumagen

Saumagen ("sow's stomach") is popular in the Palatinate and consists of a pork's stomach filled with pork, sausage meat, and potatoes. It is usually served with mashed potatoes or Bratkartoffeln and Sauerkraut.

Schnitzel

A Schnitzel is a fried, breaded thin piece of meat, typically pork or beef. Although the most famous one is Wiener Schnitzel (Viennese style), there are other kinds, including Jägerschnitzel, with mushroom sauce; Rahmschnitzel, with cream sauce, and Zigeunerschnitzel, with a sauce made with tomato, bell peppers, and onion.

Schupfnudel

Schupfnudel are thick noodles typical of southern Germany. They are usually made from flour or potatoes and eggs and served with Sauerkraut.

Schwarzsauer

Schwarzsauer ("black sour") is a North German blood soup with spices cooked in vinegar.

Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte

Black forest cake is a chocolate and whipped cream cake with a cherry filling and cherries on top.

Schweinshaxe

Schweinshaxe is a typical Bavarian dish of roasted ham hock served with Sauerkraut. A variation of this dish is known elsewhere as Eisbein ("ice leg"), in which the ham hock is pickled and slightly boiled.

Schwenkbraten

Schwenkbraten is a pork neck steak marinated in spices and onions. It is originally from the Saarland and grilled on a Schwenker, a grill that hangs on a chain over a wood fire.

Spaghettieis

Spaghettieis (spaghetti ice cream) is an ice cream dish made to resemble spaghetti. Vanilla ice cream is extruded through a modified Spätzle press to give it the appearance of spaghetti. It is placed over whipped cream and topped with strawberry sauce to simulate tomato sauce and either coconut flakes, grated almonds, or white chocolate shavings to represent Parmesan cheese.

Spätzle

Spätzle (little sparrow) are hand-made egg noodles, originally from Swabia. They are the main ingredient of several dishes, such as Käsespätzle (Spätzle with cheese) and Linsen mit Spätzle (lentils with Spätzle).

Streuselkuchen

Streuselkuchen ("crumb cake") is made of yeast dough covered with a sweet crumb topping (Streusel). The recipe originated in German Silesia.

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cutecutejames · 2 years

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HEY, LAZYTOWN

Tomorrow, June 11th is both "Family Health and Fitness Day" AND "National German Chocolate Cake Day" (USA).

As such, we have declared June 11th to be

SPORTAROBBIE DAY!!

Make some memes or shitposts or writing or doodles and post them with the tag #sportarobbie day!

Reblog to spread the word!!

#sportarobbie day #lazytown

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miniaturetalecrown · 2 months

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Hetalia Character Profiles - Germany

Character’s Name: Germany. Friedrich Ludwig Heinrich von Beilschmidt (1815-1918), Friedrich Ludwig Heinrich Beilschmidt (1918-1945), Ludwig Beilschmidt (1945-present). Lutz (by Gilbert, Alfred, and Jake), Lud (also by Alfred and Jake), Luddie (by Rachel and Feliciano), and Luddie-Bear (also by Rachel).

Age: Human - Baby, toddler, and child (1815-1880), Teenager (1880-1918), Appears as 18 by 1919. Nation - 209.

Height: 6”3 (190cm).

Physical Description: Tall, Ludwig also towers above both his parents, Gilbert (Prussia) and Marijana (Slovenia), his Uncle Roderich (Austria), his Uncle Sebastian (Switzerland), his Aunt Erzsébet (Hungary), and his older cousin Elise (Liechtenstein). Ludwig is well-built and has superhuman strength.

Eye Colour: Bright blue.

Hair Colour/Style: Short blond straight hair, which is slicked back during the day. At night and when swimming, Ludwig has his hair down.

Other Physical Traits: As Ludwig is short-sighted, he needs to wear glasses/contact lenses. Ludwig wears his silver-framed glasses when he’s in meetings and at formal events. The rest of the time, Ludwig wears contacts.

Personal Appearance/Style: Ludwig wears mostly black, reds, blues, greens, and white. Ludwig’s wardrobe is full of t-shirts, tank tops, blue jeans, business suits, and workout clothes.

Verbal Style: Ludwig mostly speaks Standard German but can also speak Bavarian German. Ludwig is also fluent in English, and his German accent isn’t noticeable.

Education: Ludwig was educated with Elise by Marijana and Erzsébet, who would take turns to teach Ludwig and Elise. Ludwig was given military training by Gilbert as a young teenager. Ludwig gained his degree in Philosophy, which he earned in 1924.

Occupation: Diplomat. Ludwig also helps out at dog kennels in his spare time.

Past Occupations: A military officer during both world wars and a fighter pilot during the Second World War.

Skills, Abilities or Talents: Ludwig is a talented athlete, especially when it comes to football. Ludwig was taught to play piano, violin, and the flute as a child by Roderich (piano and violin) and Gilbert (flute). Ludwig still plays piano and taught himself to play the guitar in the 1950s.

Positive Personality Treats: Intelligent, an animal lover, helpful, and athletic.

Negative Personality Traits: Stubborn like Gilbert, serious, and grumpy.

Sense of Humour: Witty and sarcastic.

Physical/Mental Illnesses or Afflictions: Ludwig experienced PTSD after the First World War and was later made worse after the Second World War. Ludwig has an emotional support dog, Aster, to help calm him down after his PTSD is triggered. Ludwig is also supported by Rachel (New Zealand), and she makes sure that he won’t get triggered.

Hobbies/Interests: Playing football, playing piano, playing guitar, skiing, jogging, and walking his three dogs - Aster, Berlitz, and Blackie.

Favourite Foods: Chocolate cake, wurst, and potatoes.

Most Important Personal Items: His silver wedding band, his collection of books, and his and Rachel’s wedding pictures.

Person/Friend Close to Character: Ludwig is closest to his wife and best friend, Rachel. They’ve been together since 1895 and have known each other since the 1850s when they met as toddlers. In 1987, after Rachel’s independence from the British Empire, Ludwig proposed to Rachel on a beach in New Zealand, and in 1990 the couple would get married with both their families and friends present. Rachel often has to force Ludwig to stop working and to come to bed.

Background: Ludwig was born on the 8th of June 1815 and was raised by Gilbert and Marijana. Ludwig is an only child, but Elise is like an older sister. Roderich and Erzsébet used to help with Ludwig. Ludwig and Elise grew up together thanks to Gilbert and Roderich both being in the German Confederation together until the 1860s. In the 1890s, Ludwig came out as bisexual to Gilbert and Marijana, who were both supportive.

#hetalia #hws germany #character profile

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doc-avalon · 10 months

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Holidays and items of note for June, 11 2023.

King Kamehameha Day (Hawaii) falls on June 11 and celebrates the accomplishments of “Kamehameha the Great.” He’s credited with uniting the Hawaiian Islands in 1810.

Race Unity Day (Bahá’í National Spiritual Assembly) Started in 1957. The purpose was to combat racism by focusing attention on racial prejudice. Racism is the belief that humans are divided into exclusive entities called ‘races,’ that there is a link between personality and physical traits, and that some races are superior to others.

National Corn on the Cob Day (U.S.)

National Children’s Day (U.S.)

National German Chocolate Cake Day (U.S.)

#King Kamehameha #corn on the cob #german chocolate cake #holidays

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rabbitcruiser · 1 year

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National Chocolate Cake Day

Indulge in this delectable cocoa-based dessert, make the original pioneering recipe or put a modern twist on this classic by adding flavors like matcha.

There before you is the ultimate in birthday confections, a rich and luxurious chocolate cake with rich strawberry filling, you know it’s going to be a good day. Maybe you’re just coming into work, and some thoughtful soul has laid out a tray of chocolate cupcakes, each with their own design and one waiting for your mouth to wrap lovingly around it and fade away on a cocoa fueled holiday. However you like your chocolate cake, National Chocolate Cake Day gives you an excuse to indulge as deeply as you’d like!

History of National Chocolate Cake Day

Chocolate cake has been with us just over 150 years, having first come on the scene in 1764, when it was discovered that grinding cocoa beans between heavy stones produced cocoa powder, which could then become chocolate. 60 years would pass before Conrad Van Houten discovered a method by which he could mechanically extract fat from the cacao liquor which produced cacao butter. Long story short, this man is the reason that chocolate is actually affordable, and we all have him to thank for it!

From this point forward the types of cake and techniques involved in making them just kept expanding, so there are dozens of kinds of cake on top of the original ‘traditional’ chocolate cake. From the Black Forest cake with its cherries to the German Chocolate Cake with its rich coconut pecan frosting, new types are being invented all the time, and chocolate still reigns as King.

In the early days, people didn’t consume chocolate as a solid snack we do today in the form of bars or cakes. During the era of the 1830s and 1840s, it was primarily a drink that you mixed with water. Furthermore, it wasn’t even sweet. The original chocolate drinkers would often make up a savory, almost bitter beverage that they would typically consume early in the morning.

The first verifiable recipe for chocolate cake appeared in Eliza Leslie’s 1847 cookbook. The actual formula, however, wasn’t quite what we’d recognize as a chocolate cake today. Leslie’s recipe called for chopped pieces of chocolate inserted into a plain sponge, instead of adding cocoa powder to the mix itself. You can imagine, though, how delicious this thing would have tasted. There would have been tiny chunks of melted chocolate throughout its core, providing a melt-in-the-mouth experience people would still very much enjoy today.

Over the years, authors and cooks such as Maria Parloa added their own twists on the chocolate cake. They began incorporating all of the trappings of the modern version we’d recognize today. First came the frosting, followed by the inclusion of de-fatted cocoa powder into the batter mix. After that came a range of chocolatey fillings, designed to make the dessert even more delightful.

By the 1920s, the humble chocolate cake had become mainstream, and manufacturers began to sell the recipe outright. O. Duff and Sons released the first boxed chocolate cake, ready to eat – no baking required. And in 1947, Betty Crocker released a pre-made chocolate cake mix. Ultimately, making chocolate cake became more straightforward. Almost anyone could do it, even if they lacked experience in the kitchen.

Chocolate cake became a part of the culture increasingly throughout the late twentieth century and early 21st, leading to the development of National Chocolate Cake Day. This particular day was designed as an opportunity for chocolate and cake lovers to pay homage to this chance invention. Remember, it was only with the discovery that sweetening chocolate created a delicious dish that we even have this most beloved of desserts.

National Chocolate Cake Day Timeline

1764 Cocoa beans are ground between stones to make chocolate

Dr. James Baker financially backs the production of grinding cocoa beans to make chocolate, which would eventually become an important ingredient in chocolate cake. This is the beginning of the company still known as Baker’s chocolate.

1847 First recipe for chocolate cake is printed

The Ladies Receipt Book by Eliza Leslie (of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA) is the first to print a recipe for chocolate cake. While other cakes containing chocolate were referred to or known of previously, this is the first recorded recipe for the public.

1948 Pilsbury launches first boxed chocolate cake mix

Motivated by making life easier for women in the kitchen, the idea for a powdered cake mix comes in the 1930s, but is set aside for a time due to WWII. It is picked up again after the war and Pilsbury is one of many companies trying to market the product.

1957 First published recipe for German Chocolate Cake appears

Created in the United States using the “German’s” brand of chocolate, this cake covered in coconut-caramel frosting is featured in the Dallas Morning Star newspaper.

1967 First Ding Dongs are produced

Making little chocolate cakes accessible to just about anyone, even on the go, Hostess Brands supplies North America with these little cream filled, chocolate covered cakes. About the size of hockey pucks (but a bit taller), in Canada they are known as King Dons.

How to celebrate National Chocolate Cake Day

The way to celebrate National Chocolate Cake Day is deliciously simple and perfect.

Throughout your day, incorporate as many types of chocolate cake as you can! Take chocolate cake batter and use it to make chocolate pancakes in the morning, topped with caramel syrup and whipped cream. Use the rest of the batter to produce chocolate cupcakes, place a strawberry in the center of each one and take them to work to share with your workmates.

Then when you get home, go ahead and go all out and serve yourself up a big old slice of chocolate cake for dessert, and then eat it first. After all, when it comes to dessert you really shouldn’t wait, who knows what could happen during dinner! National Chocolate Cake Day is all about this delicious treat, so don’t make yourself shirk one opportunity to wrap your lips around another delectable bite of these cocoa-rich concoctions!

Don’t forget, though; National Chocolate Cake Day is an opportunity for you to be adventurous. You don’t have to stick with today’s boxed cakes or even modern recipes. What about digging out Eliza Leslie’s original 1847 cookbook and trying the very first official chocolate cake for yourself? You can relive the experience of the early pioneers of the art, experiencing the cakes that they enjoyed at the dawn of the chocolate cake era.

Another idea is to make a super contemporary chocolate cake that includes state-of-the-art flavor fusions. You could try all sorts of combinations, everything from matcha to pistachio. National Chocolate Cake Day is a chance for you to experiment with exciting chocolate twists. Then, once you’re finished in the kitchen, you can serve your creations to your friends to see what they think. Just be prepared for some honest feedback! Everyone has their own idea of how the perfect chocolate cake should taste.

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adlerbarnes · 1 year

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Hey, guys! I’m Katelyn, and this hunk of a man is Adler! I’m excited to be here and to interact with a new-ish character as I explore this wonderful roleplay and this beautiful town that’s been created! I would love to plot with every single one of you. My discord is xADumbHuman#3145 if anyone wants to add me on there!

THE STATISTICS

𝗕𝗔𝗦𝗜𝗖𝗦

FULL LEGAL NAME: Adler Benjamin Barnes NICKNAME(s): Adler, Addie (his Mom is the only person that’s ever called him Addie), Benji when he was a kid AGE: 33 DATE OF BIRTH: April 25th SPECIES: Human ETHNICITY: German, Italian, Irish, and possibly other (Google gives me all the facts) NATIONALITY: American LANGUAGES: English, some Spanish, ASL GENDER: Cis-Male PRONOUNS: He/Him SEXUAL ORIENTATION: Heterosexual BIRTH ORDER: Second Born (Though he thinks he’s the first born) HOMETOWN: Andover, Mass. CURRENT RESIDENCE: Ashmore in Nightrest, Mass. EDUCATION: College; Associate’s Degree OCCUPATION: Veterinary Technician MARITAL STATUS: It’s complicated. FAMILY: It’s also complicated. RELATIONSHIPS: See connections. PETS: Siberian Husky named Motley 𝗣𝗛𝗬𝗦𝗜𝗖𝗔𝗟 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗜𝗧𝗦

HEIGHT: 6'5 WEIGHT: 200 pounds. BODY TYPE: Fit, muscular but not as defined as he’d like. HAIR COLOR: Brown EYE COLOR: Hazel SCARS|MARKS: He has freckles on his shoulders; a scar under his chin (that just happens to cause his beard to grow slightly shorter in that spot) and a scar on his hand from childhood. FACIAL HAIR: A beard, but it’s on the shorter side. Not long or scruffy, nicely kept. SIGNATURE SCENT: Tea Tree Shampoo, Bourbon scented cologne (very musty/manly) TATTOOS: A full sleeve on his arm. PIERCINGS: Right nostril

𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗕𝗜𝗔𝗦 & 𝗗𝗜𝗦𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗘𝗦

PHOBIAS: N/A MENTAL DISEASES: Though it’s undiagnosed, he suffers with anxiety. PHYSICAL DISEASES: N/A 𝗣𝗘𝗥𝗦𝗢𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗬

HOGWARTS HOUSE: Hufflepuff PROMINENT TRAITS: Uplifting, Honest, Anxious, Hard Working FAVORITE FOODS: Sushi, French Fries, Chocolate Cake, Supreme Pizza, Chocolate Covered Pretzels FAVORITE COLOR: Navy Blue, Maroon MUSIC TASTE: He doesn’t have a preference; as long as it’s good music he’ll listen to it. HOBBIES: working out, walks with Motley, video games, starting books and never finished them, motorcycle riding. ZODIAC SIGN: Gemini LIKES: Taking control, Vintage cars, Foggy mornings, Reptiles, Old action films, silk sheets DISLIKES: Losing people, Subtitles, Rowdy kids, Sick animals

THE APPLICATION

was that ADLER BARNES i saw by the lighthouse today? i heard that the THIRTY THREE year old who has been in nightrest for ONE WEEK and works as a VETERINARY TECHNICIAN has a reputation of being UPLIFTING, but also ANXIOUS. they reside in ASHMORE & people in town usually associate them with LEATHER BIKE JACKET HANGING IN HIS CLOSET, BABY BLANKET TUCKED AND HIDDEN UNDER HIS PILLOW, WRITTEN LETTERS TO HIS CHILDHOOD SELF HE’S NEVER READ. let’s hope the killer doesn’t go after them next.

THE HEADCANONS

In his spare time, Adler likes to fish. You can find him on the river watching the water ripples underneath the stars.

He doesn't know much about his family as he was placed in foster care at six months old. All he knows is moving from house to house.

While he doesn't quite know how he feels about being a father, Adler wouldn't mind having children. The responsibility scares him slightly, but he wants to provide a safe space for children that he never had.

A true animal lover at heart, Adler has had several pets growing up. While they were never allowed in his household, he would be known to be the 'owner' of wild animals growing up; feeding them concoctions he would create from leftovers in his houses.

Adler has never loved holidays, but New Year's Day has always been his favorite. He finds himself looking forward to the change it provides every year.

Adler was a terrible student. He went to school every day, but regardless of how much he tried, he barely passed every year until he reached high school. That's the first time anyone ever really gave him the chance and he felt he could finally allow himself to pursue a future that was receivable.

THE SUMMARY

Adler grew up in the foster care system - his mother was a teenager when he was born - after none of his biological family would take him. He bounced from house to house, seeing more than thirty by the time he made it to high school. That's when he met the people he calls his parents; both were older at the time with children graduating college and getting married, but they loved Adler like he was their own. It was the first time he'd had any real sense of a family, and he knew he would do anything to make them proud. That's when he moved to Salem after bouncing from town to town his entire life, and after graduating with honors, he moved onto college, getting an associate's degree in veterinary medicine; he'd always loved animals and wanted nothing more than to be able to take care of them. During this time is when he met Selin. The two dated, but Adler has commitment issues and broke it off when he got scared. A year later the two were married in Vegas a year ago, telling no one that they'd done it. After a year of being married, She left, signed divorce papers, and now a year later Adler is in the same town as her - divorced papers unsigned - unknowingly to him.

#nightrest:intro #foster care tw #drugs tw

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haylanmakesstuff · 2 years

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Day 27-28

Today is Husband’s birthday, so we of course spent time doing laundry and putting on the tire we got fixed. Although it sucked away much of the morning, we were able to have a great rest of the day. First, we went to Leavenworth, a mock Bavarian Germany town, filled with decorated buildings, German food, and all the tourist activities you can think of.

We visited a few shops, like Krampus Kave, the local gaming store, and ate decent German food at Ludwig’s. Into the mountains we found Wenatchee State Park, which had a windy and gorgeous beach where we sat and read, watching the windsurfers and a wildfire on the other bank.

I’ve started Jaws by Peter Benchley and I must say, I wasn’t very excited about it, but from the first paragraph on this has kept me enraptured and I’ve seriously been enjoying it.

We headed back into Leavenworth for a birthday desert; a delicious German Chocolate Cake, German Apple Cake, and an apple cider to celebrate the German heritage Husband didn’t know he had until recently. The next day we left our hotel and headed back into the Snuggly Sanctum of Snuggle (Copyright Ashton, 2022) and onto North Cascades National Park.

We camped at Marble Creek and enjoyed the views of the mountains and Diablo Lake on our way in. I had planned this trip in order to see this specific park, since I had heard of its glory and that it’s the most under-visited National Park in the lower 48. So far, every trailhead has been busy and full just as any other major park I’ve been too, so I’m expecting that like us, others have heard this and are coming out in droves to see and experience such a beautiful place.

Taking a hike tomorrow,

Haylan

#north cascades #north cascades national park #national parks #diablo lake #leavenworth #birthday #wildlfire #jaws #peter benchley #state parks #german food #ehlers danlos awareness #hypermobility

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generalchelseamayhem · 2 years

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Age: 29

Sexuality: Straight as a very straight thing

Pronouns: Let's see... I, me, my, mine, you, your, yours, he, him, his, and we, our, ours, they, them, theirs if I'm with other people.

Are you in school?: Not for a long time.

Nationality: Australian with English heritage

Sun sign: Aries

Rising sign: Capricorn

Moon sign: Leo

Myers briggs type: ISJE

Do you have siblings?: Two half siblings who are much older than me.

Hogwarts house: Pukwudgie

Godly parent: My parents, not being religious, did not give me a godparent

Dream job: Very cool and sexy lab scientist

If you could live anywhere, where would you live?: I like living close to my friends, that's what is most important to me in life. Since I can't be in multiple places at once, Australia is good enough for that purpose.

Do you have any pets? I am renting, and most landlords in Australia don't allow pets.

Who do you live with?: One roommate, whom I'm fortunately good friends with.

What's your favourite piece of clothing you own?: The puffy jacket I found in my wardrobe earlier this year just as the weather was turning cold. Now I don't leave the house without it.

Relationship status: Single and probably staying that way for a while.

Favourite book?: I don't really have one favourite, but I will read anything by Terry Pratchett or Yahtzee Croshaw.

Last movie you watched?: Everything Everywhere All At Once.

Last song you listened to?: Star Trek Picard Main Theme.

How many hours of sleep did you get last night?: About 5 or 6.

How long have you had tumblr?: Since 2013, although I was lurking since 2012.

Do you play any instruments?: Piano, but I'm out of practice.

What was the last video game you played?: Pokemon SoulSilver.

Whats your favourite album?: All You Need Is Now by Duran Duran

How many languages can you speak?: One (English). I also have some experience with French, and I have the barest passing familiarity with Latin, German, and Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian.

Do you like chewing gum?: Not really.

Coffee, tea, or hot chocolate?: Hot chocolate.

White, milk or dark chocolate?: White

Whats your favourite type of cake?: Red velvet.

Whats your 3rd favourite animal?: Crested pigeon.

How long can you hold your breath? (please don't suffocate trying to find out): Not especially long, I don't think. I don't think I have any particular breathing difficulties, and yet my breath control just kinda sucks.

What's a fun fact to tell at parties?: My parents are using me as their own personal retirement fund. That's not a fun fact, but it does occupy my mind a lot these days, and maybe that's why I'm not invited to parties anymore.

Do you want to have children?: Nah, I would be a terrible dad.

Would you rather live near the mountians or near the beach?: Mountains.

Do you regret quitting any hobbies?: D&D, for sure. I lost a lot of both friends and hobbies during the pandemic.

Favourite video game?: Pokemon SoulSilver and/or Age of Empires II.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Let's not go there.

Do you want to go to university /are at university /have been to university?: I graduated at the end of 2020.

What would you say has been your best year so far?: 2014.

Whats your favourite physical feature about yourself?: My hair.

What do you think is your best talent?: None.

Can you drive?: I used to know how, but I haven't actually done it for years because I don't like it.

Can you ride a bike?: Yes. Again, haven't done it for years, but I don't hate it as much as driving

Can you swim?: Yes, but really slowly

Do you believe in astrology?: No! And since you've read this far down, I'll let you in on a little secret: All the answers I gave to the earlier astrology questions, including Hogwarts house, were joke answers. My REAL star sign is Saggitarius.

What is your weirdest childhood crush?: Siiiigh... Lady Campanula Tottington from Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit.

Describe your favourite jumper?: Warm, blue, and large but also not overwhelmingly heavy.

How many houses have you lived in?: Umm... seven.

How many different schools have you been to?: Four.

What is the furthest you've ever travelled?: Definitely from Australia to the UK. One time I had to carry on back south to France (CDG) from LHR, and that's probably the absolute furthest I've travelled in a single journey.

What time do you usually go to sleep?: About 11PM these days.

What plans do you have for tomorrow?: The weather seems awful and trains are unreliable, so probably staying home and vegging out.

Are you scared of space?: Yes.

Can you knit?: No.

What's the fanciest restaurant youve ever been too?: I feel like that's a question for a) someone whose parents didn't drag him to the OPERA on a regular basis, and b) someone who actually has a set of criteria for determining the relative fanciness of restaurants.

What's the longest flight you have ever been on?: 13 hour leg from Bangkok to London.

Have you ever been on a cruise?: Nope.

Is the ocean or space scarier?: Space. Death is more immediate and much more certain.

Do you support any sports teams?: Leeds United. Occasionally the Sydney Swans. My favourite national team is the Australian cricket team when they aren't rubbing sandpaper on the ball.

Have you ever played sports competitively?: Not out of mandatory high school events. The one I was best at was probably tennis.

What's your best friend's favourite sport?: My best friends don't like many sports. There's two criteria for the question and no one person perfectly fills them both. Out of my really close friends, one has a family tradition of following professional cycling. Out of actual engagement in the sport, I've never met @adhoption in real life but he really does like football.

Name a sport you would like to have a go at?: If I didn't have Cerebral Palsy I think I'd like to at least give football a go.

What was the last film you watched?: Didn't we have this question already?

What was the last film you watched at a cinema?: Yeah, I'm sure I've already answered this one.

What's your favourite Christmas film?: This'll throw some people for a loop. James Bond: On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

Name a film you watch for the soundtrack?: Baby Driver

What's the worst thing you've ever been dared to do?: I don't play games involving dares.

What's the most illegal thing you've ever done?: What are you, a cop?

What's the reason for the last friendship you ended?: I'd rather not go into it.

Who is your newest friend?: I met some people at the local game shop yesterday. They seem nice.

What time did you wake up today?: Somewhere between 6 and 7.

What time did you go to bed last night?: 11:40

How many spoons can you balance on your face?: Maybe one?

What colour is your hair?: Dark brown

What colour do you want your hair to be?: I'd like it to be a lighter brown, maybe even a bit blond?

How many times have you left your house today?: Zero. Probably one by the time most people read this.

When was the last time you downloaded a film or music illegally?: Look, you may not be legally required to read me my Miranda rights anymore,

What was it?: but I still don't have to answer these questions.

How much charge does your phone have?: 63% and rising.

How many hours have you been on tumblr today?: 2ish.

What colour is your top? Grey.

What was the last lie you told?: Not a chance, officer.

Are you or have you ever been vegan?: Nope.

Can you drive?: Yes.

How many capital cities can you name?: That seems like a very American question. I can name all my state capitals, the national capital, and if you asked me what most European national capitals were I could probably name them after some thought. The capital of Hungary is Budapest, I think. The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina is Sarajevo. The capital of Belgium is Brussels.

Your opinion on pineapple on pizza?: Pineapple does go on pizza!

Your opinion on the beach?: Overrated but still a good place to go in the summer if you prepare enough and you're not sick of the sun yet.

How is 'oreo' pronounced?: Aw-ree-oh.

How is 'data' pronounced?: Dah-ta. And it's plural.

How is 'caramel' pronounced?: Like cat-rat-melt if you took away all the 't's.

What's the ideal temperature?: Warmer than it is right now.

Were you good at video games as a kid?: Hell no, I just enjoyed them. One of the many deaths of my childhood was finding out that Pokemon had a Serious Competitive Scene which has slowly but surely been banning absolutely everything luck-based about the game since about 2007.

What's the first book you remember reading?: I'm bad at remembering the timeline of my early childhood. Anything from The Secret Seven by Enid Blyton, In Which We Are Introduced to Winnie The Pooh and Some Bees and the Stories Begin by A.A. Milne, Old Bear or Little Bear's Trousers by Jane Hissey, or The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter.

What's the worst book you've ever read? Artemis Fowl and the Last Guardian by Eoin Colfer.

What TV show would you recommend to everyone?: Unironically, tastes vary, nothing is perfect, but everyone needs a little bit of Phineas and Ferb in their lives.

Is your room tidy?: Heeeell no.

How many people do you follow?: Like 80-something?

Have you ever tried dating apps?: No, and if I do then you know I'm truly desperate.

Who's birthday is next out of your family and friends?: @lucifer-is-a-bag-of-dicks !

Do you drink energy drinks? Nope.

Do you drink coffee?: Nooope.

What's your opinion on fish?: That's an awful lot of variety for one opinion! Uh... Slimy.

Do you like hosting events?: Not for huge amounts of people, but for close friends absolutely yes.

Do you like being on aux? No, even if that means what I think it does.

Are you good at maths?: No. Mental arithmetic, yes.

How many phone numbers have you memorised?: Back when we all had landlines I had a lot more memorised, now I only have about 3-5 useful ones left.

Can you do a handstand?: Nnno.

Jelly or ice cream?: Ice cream.

Have you ever been to a birthday party for children? I was actually once a child with a healthy social life, yes.

Have you ever seen a Broadway show?: No! In fact I have never been to Broadway.

What's your favourite type of jewellery?: Necklace.

Savoury or sweet?: Sweet.

Do you like McDonald's?: Nah.

What do you call carbonated beverages?: By their individual brand names: Sprite, Solo, Lift, Fanta, and so on.

Do you have a favourite word? Petrichor.

What is something dumb you believed as a child?: That my mum had better social skills than I did.

What height do you wish you were?: Maybe like 3 or 4 centimetres taller?

Do you have or want tattoos?: No, I have a terrific fear of needles.

Can you code?: I know only the most basic and rudimentary things about coding.

Did you watch Glee?: No. That show isn't still going is it??

Can you fit your fist in your mouth?: Not even close.

#ask meme

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6/11/2022 is World Jaguar Day, National Rosé Day, National Corn on the Cob Day, National German Chocolate Cake Day, World Gin Day, Queen's Birthday.

#jaguar #rosé wine #corn on the cob #german chocolate cake #world gin day 2022 #queen's birthday

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Investigating the Culinary Scene: Well known Cooking styles and Food Patterns in Germany

Germany, a country eminent for its rich history, dazzling scenes, and lively culture, likewise flaunts a different and heavenly culinary scene. From good conventional dishes to inventive current manifestations, German cooking offers a tempting exhibit of flavours and surfaces that dazzle the two local people and guests alike. In this blog, we dig into the famous cooking styles and rising food drifts that describe the culinary scene of Germany, while likewise analysing the powerful market of Germany Food market.

Customary German Food: A Sample of Legacy

Customary German cooking is well established in territorial strengths, displaying a mix of impacts from adjoining nations and verifiable practices. A few famous dishes have become inseparable from German culinary culture, for example,

Bratwurst und Sauerkraut: This quintessential German dish highlights barbecued frankfurters (Bratwurst) presented with tart aged cabbage (Sauerkraut), frequently joined by mustard and bread.

Schnitzel: A cherished work of art, Schnitzel comprises breaded and seared meat, regularly pork or veal, presented with a cut of lemon and potatoes or salad.

Pretzels (Brezeln): These delicate, wound bread snacks are a staple in German cooking, delighted in as a tidbit or close by a generous feast, frequently matched with mustard or cheddar.

Kartoffelsalat: German potato salad, made with bubbled potatoes, onions, vinegar, and mayonnaise or oil, is a well known side dish or quick bite.

Rouladen: Meagerly cut meat moved around a filling of bacon, onions, and pickles, then braised until delicate, offering an eruption of flavours in each nibble.

Local Variety: Culinary Fortunes Across Germany

Germany's culinary scene is basically as different as its scenes, with every locale flaunting its own claims to fame and culinary customs. From the fish rich shores of the north to the generous meat-driven dishes of the south, here are a few provincial delights worth investigating:

Bavaria: Home to Oktoberfest and generous solace food, Bavarian cooking highlights dishes like Weisswurst (white hotdog), Schweinshaxe (simmered pork knuckle), and Brezn (pretzels).

Baden-Württemberg: Known for its Swabian cooking, this locale offers joys like Maultaschen (filled pasta pockets), Spätzle (delicate egg noodles), and Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte (Dark Woodland Cake).

North Ocean and Baltic Coast: Fish assumes a conspicuous part in northern German food, with dishes like Fischbrötchen (fish sandwiches), Labskaus (a mariner's stew), and Matjes (cured herring) being famous decisions.

Rhine-Ruhr Locale: Urban communities like Cologne and Düsseldorf are eminent for their Kölsch brew and Rheinischer Sauerbraten (acrid pot cook), mirroring the locale's culinary legacy.

Arising Food Patterns: Advancements in German Gastronomy

While customary German cooking stays treasured, present day food patterns are likewise causing disturbances in Germany's culinary scene. From plant-based options in contrast to global combination flavours, here are a few arising patterns forming the eventual fate of German gastronomy:

Plant-Based Food: As the interest for plant-based choices rises, German gourmet experts are integrating more veggie lover and vegetarian dishes into their menus, exhibiting innovative plant-based options in contrast to customary meat-driven feasts.

Worldwide Impacts: Germany's multicultural society has prompted an implantation of global flavours into its culinary scene. From Vietnamese pho to Center Eastern falafel, German cafes are progressively embracing assorted foods from around the world.

High quality and Art Food varieties: Distinctive items like specialty brew, distinctive cheeses, and little cluster chocolates are acquiring ubiquity among food fans, mirroring a developing appreciation for superior grade, privately obtained fixings.

Good dieting: With a rising spotlight on wellbeing and health, German customers are floating towards lighter, supplement rich tolls, including plates of mixed greens, grain bowls, and smoothie bowls, as well as sans gluten and natural choices.

Germany Food Market Market: A Flourishing Industry

The Germany Food Market Market is seeing critical development, filled by variables like changing customer inclinations, urbanisation, and the ascent of food conveyance markets. With an extensive variety of eating choices, including eateries, bistros, food trucks, and conveyance stages, the food market industry in Germany offers something for each sense of taste and event.

Vital participants in the Germany Food Market Market are adjusting to advancing purchaser patterns by broadening their menus, embracing computerised advancements for web based requesting and conveyance, and improving the general eating experience through imaginative ideas and coordinated efforts.

All in all, Germany's culinary scene is a lively embroidery of custom, development, and territorial variety. From good works of art to contemporary manifestations, German cooking keeps on developing, pleasing food darlings with its rich flavours and social legacy. As the Germany Food Market proceeds to grow and develop, what's in store looks splendid for gastronomy devotees anxious to investigate the culinary fortunes of this unique country.

#Germany food market

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brookston · 27 days

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Holidays 3.24

Holidays

Abracadabra Day

Billboard Pop Album Chart Day

Breakfast Club Detention Day (in “The Breakfast Club”)

Cherokee Nation Remembrance Day

Commonwealth Covenant Day (Northern Mariana Islands)

Concordia Asteroid Day

Day of Remembrance of the Victims of NATO Bombing in Servia

Exxon Valdez Spill Remembrance Day

Feast of the Trickster of Liberty

Flatmate’s Day (UK)

Golden Saxifrage Day

Great American Takeout Day

Heroes’ Day (Congo DRC)

Independent Accommodations Dat

International Day for Achievers

International Day for the Right to the Truth concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims (UN)

International Houdini Day

International Love Your Cat Day

International Right to the Truth Day

International Whistleblower Day

Kazimiras Diena (Return of the Larks; Ancient Latvia)

Lipoprotein(a) Awareness Day

National Adverse Drug Event Awareness Day

National Each Person is a Person of Worth Day

National Life Day (Poland)

National Orange Day (New York)

National Remembrance Day of Poles Saving Jews under German Occupation (Poland)

National Revolution Day (Kyrgyzstan)

National Side Boob Appreciation Day

National Stephanie Day

National Tree Planting Day (Uganda)

National Women of Color in Tech Day

The Office Day

OSX Day

See if you Can Remember How to Play Parcheesi Day

Student Day (Scientology)

Truth and Justice Day (Argentina)

Tulip Day (French Republic)

World Freedom of Thought Day

World Kabaddi Day (India)

World Tuberculosis Day (UN)

Food & Drink Celebrations

International Sauerkraut Day

National Cake Pops Day

National Cheesesteak Day

National Chocolate Covered Raisins Day

National Cocktail Day

4th Sunday in March

Black Marriage Day [4th Sunday]

Sunday League Day (UK) [4th Sunday]

Weekly Holidays beginning March 24 (4th Week)

International Peace Syndrome Awareness Week [Last week in March]

National Cleaning Week [begins 4th Sunday]

National Second-Hand Shopping Week [4th Week in March]

World Irish Dancing Week [4th Week in March]

Independence & Related Days

Commonwealth Covenant Day (Northern Marianas Islands)

Greece (Formally Declared a Republic; 1924)

New Year’s Days

Nowruz (New Year) [Day 5, Around Spring Equinox] (a.k.a. ...

Navruz (Tajikistan)

Nooroz (Iran)

Novruz (Azerbaijan)

Festivals Beginning March 24, 2024

Hilton Head Wine & Food Festival (Hilton Head, South Carolina) [thru 3.30]

Maine Maple Sunday (Maine)

Paella Challange (San Antonio, Texas)

Feast Days

Akhnaten, by Philip Glass (Ancient Egyptian Opera; 1984)

Baghwan Shree Rajneesh Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Blessings of Birch Water, The Silver Lady of the Woods (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Catherine of Vadstena (a.k.a. Catherine of Sweden; Christian; Saint)

Dario Fo (Writerism)

Day of Blood (Ancient Rome; Everyday Wicca)

Dies Sanguines (Day of Blood, a.k.a. Bellona’s Day; Sacrifices to War Goddess Bellona; Ancient Rome)

Festival of Cybele (Fasting & Mourning Attis’ Death; Ancient Rome)

Frank Weston Benson (Artology)

Gabriel the Archangel (Christian; Saint)

Hildelith of Barking (Christian; Saint)

Irenssus of Sirmium (Christian; Saint)

John Smibert (Artology)

Komoeditsi (Celebrating Meveshii Bog, Great Bear God, including sacrifice to Great God of Honey; Asatru/Slavic Pagan)

Left-of-Field Fanciers Fortnight (Shamanism)

Mac Cairthinn of Clogher (Christian; Saint)

Morton the Beaver (Muppetism)

Orest Kiprensky (Artology)

Origen (Positivist; Saint)

Óscar Romero (Catholic Church, Anglican Communion, Lutheranism)

Pandia (Festival of Zeus; Ancient Greece)

Paul Couturier (Church of England)

Red Wine Day (Pastafarian)

Sacred Pillar-Stone Day (Celtic Book of Days)

Simon the Infant (a.k.a. Simon of Trent; Christian; Martyr at Trent)

Walter Hilton (Church of England; Martyr at Norwich)

William Morris (Artology)

William of Norwich (Christian; Saint)

Christian Liturgical Holidays

Holy Week begins [thru 3.30]

Sixth Sunday in Lent (Western Christianity) (a.k.a. ...

Branch Sunday

Jack-’o’-Lent Day (England)

Flower’s Day (Bulgaria)

Flowers’ Sunday (Duminica Florilor or Floril; Moldova, Romania)

Palm Sunday

People's Sunday

Pussy Willow Sunday (Latvia)

Semana Santa (Spain)

Sul y Blodau (Flowering Sunday; Wales)

Virpominen (Finland, Karelian custom)

Yew Sunday

Hebrew Calendar Holidays [Begins at Sundown Day Before]

Shushan Purim [14-15 Adair II]

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Fortunate Day (Pagan) [12 of 53]

Lucky Day (Philippines) [36 of 71]

Prime Number Day: 83 [23 of 72]

Premieres

Akhenaten, by Philip Glass (Opera; 1984)

...And Then There Were Three, by Genesis (Album; 1978)

The Brandenburg Concertos, by Johann Sebastian Bach (Six Concertos; 1721)

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, by Tennessee Williams (Play; 1955)

Cilly Goose (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1944)

Concerto in B Flat Minor (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1942)

Country Bear Jamboree (Disneyland Show; 1972)

Crazy Over Daisy (Disney Cartoon; 1950)

Dirty Work, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1986)

Dolores Claiborne (Film; 1995)

Do The Freddie, by Freddie & the Dreamers (Song; 1965)

Funny Little Bunnies (Disney Silly Symphony Cartoon; 1934)

The Godfather (Film; 1972)

The Good Eleven (Multiplication Rock Cartoon; Schoolhouse Rock; 1973)

Hannah Montana (TV Series; 2006)

Haunted Mouse (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1965)

Ice Dragon: Legend of the Blue Daisies (Animated Film; 2018)

Is There a Doctor in the Mouse? (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1964)

John Wick 4 (Film; 2023)

No One Is To Blame, by Howard Jones (Song; 1986)

Nuthin’ Fancy, by Lynyrd Skynyrd (Album; 1975)

The Nutty Network (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1939)

The Office (US TV Series; 2005)

Rocky Horror Picture Show (Musical Play, U.S.; 1974)

The Saint Goes West, by Leslie Charteris (Short Stories; 1942) [Saint #24]

Scenario, by A Tribe Called Quest (Album; 1992)

Scent-imental Romeo (WB MM Cartoon; 1951)

Symphony No. 7 in C Major, by Jean Sibelius (Symphonic Fantasy; 1924)

Tall Tale (Film; 1995)

3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days in the Life of…, by Arrested Development (Album; 1992)

Tweet and Sour (WB LT Cartoon; 1956)

Watch the Birdie (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1958)

Withering Heights (Film; 1939)

Today’s Name Days

Elias, Karin, Katharina (Austria)

Didak, Katarina, Latin (Croatia)

Gabriel (Czech Republic)

Judica, Ulrica (Denmark)

Albe, Albi, Albina (Estonia)

Gabriel, Kaapo, Kaappo, Kaapro (Finland)

Catherine, Karine (France)

Elias, Heidelinde, Karin (Germany)

Gábor, Karina (Hungary)

Attilio, Didaco, Flavio, Gabriele, Romolo, Tiberio (Italy)

Kazimirs, Spulgis (Latvia)

Daumantas, Donardas, Gabrielius, Ganvilė, Liucija (Lithuania)

Rikke, Ulrikke (Norway)

Dziersława, Dzierżysława, Gabor, Gabriel, Marek, Sewer, Sofroniusz, Szymon (Poland)

Zaharia (Romania)

Gabriel (Slovakia)

Catalina (Spain)

Gabriel, Rafael (Sweden)

Gabe, Gabriel, Gabriela, Gabriella, Gabrielle, Gigi (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 84 of 2024; 282 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 7 of week 12 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 8 of 28]

Chinese: Month 2 (Ding-Mao), Day 15 (Ding-Hai)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025)

Hebrew: 14 Adair II 5784

Islamic: 14 Ramadan 1445

J Cal: 24 Green; Threesday [24 of 30]

Julian: 11 March 2024

Moon: 99%: Waxing Gibbous

Positivist: 28 Aristotle (3rd Month) [Plato]

Runic Half Month: Beore (Birch Tree) [Day 14 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 6 of 92)

Week: 4th Week of March

Zodiac: Aries (Day 4 of 31)

#calendar #Holidays

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brookstonalmanac · 27 days

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Holidays 3.24

Holidays

Abracadabra Day

Billboard Pop Album Chart Day

Breakfast Club Detention Day (in “The Breakfast Club”)

Cherokee Nation Remembrance Day

Commonwealth Covenant Day (Northern Mariana Islands)

Concordia Asteroid Day

Day of Remembrance of the Victims of NATO Bombing in Servia

Exxon Valdez Spill Remembrance Day

Feast of the Trickster of Liberty

Flatmate’s Day (UK)

Golden Saxifrage Day

Great American Takeout Day

Heroes’ Day (Congo DRC)

Independent Accommodations Dat

International Day for Achievers

International Day for the Right to the Truth concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims (UN)

International Houdini Day

International Love Your Cat Day

International Right to the Truth Day

International Whistleblower Day

Kazimiras Diena (Return of the Larks; Ancient Latvia)

Lipoprotein(a) Awareness Day

National Adverse Drug Event Awareness Day

National Each Person is a Person of Worth Day

National Life Day (Poland)

National Orange Day (New York)

National Remembrance Day of Poles Saving Jews under German Occupation (Poland)

National Revolution Day (Kyrgyzstan)

National Side Boob Appreciation Day

National Stephanie Day

National Tree Planting Day (Uganda)

National Women of Color in Tech Day

The Office Day

OSX Day

See if you Can Remember How to Play Parcheesi Day

Student Day (Scientology)

Truth and Justice Day (Argentina)

Tulip Day (French Republic)

World Freedom of Thought Day

World Kabaddi Day (India)

World Tuberculosis Day (UN)

Food & Drink Celebrations

International Sauerkraut Day

National Cake Pops Day

National Cheesesteak Day

National Chocolate Covered Raisins Day

National Cocktail Day

4th Sunday in March

Black Marriage Day [4th Sunday]

Sunday League Day (UK) [4th Sunday]

Weekly Holidays beginning March 24 (4th Week)

International Peace Syndrome Awareness Week [Last week in March]

National Cleaning Week [begins 4th Sunday]

National Second-Hand Shopping Week [4th Week in March]

World Irish Dancing Week [4th Week in March]

Independence & Related Days

Commonwealth Covenant Day (Northern Marianas Islands)

Greece (Formally Declared a Republic; 1924)

New Year’s Days

Nowruz (New Year) [Day 5, Around Spring Equinox] (a.k.a. ...

Navruz (Tajikistan)

Nooroz (Iran)

Novruz (Azerbaijan)

Festivals Beginning March 24, 2024

Hilton Head Wine & Food Festival (Hilton Head, South Carolina) [thru 3.30]

Maine Maple Sunday (Maine)

Paella Challange (San Antonio, Texas)

Feast Days

Akhnaten, by Philip Glass (Ancient Egyptian Opera; 1984)

Baghwan Shree Rajneesh Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Blessings of Birch Water, The Silver Lady of the Woods (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Catherine of Vadstena (a.k.a. Catherine of Sweden; Christian; Saint)

Dario Fo (Writerism)

Day of Blood (Ancient Rome; Everyday Wicca)

Dies Sanguines (Day of Blood, a.k.a. Bellona’s Day; Sacrifices to War Goddess Bellona; Ancient Rome)

Festival of Cybele (Fasting & Mourning Attis’ Death; Ancient Rome)

Frank Weston Benson (Artology)

Gabriel the Archangel (Christian; Saint)

Hildelith of Barking (Christian; Saint)

Irenssus of Sirmium (Christian; Saint)

John Smibert (Artology)

Komoeditsi (Celebrating Meveshii Bog, Great Bear God, including sacrifice to Great God of Honey; Asatru/Slavic Pagan)

Left-of-Field Fanciers Fortnight (Shamanism)

Mac Cairthinn of Clogher (Christian; Saint)

Morton the Beaver (Muppetism)

Orest Kiprensky (Artology)

Origen (Positivist; Saint)

Óscar Romero (Catholic Church, Anglican Communion, Lutheranism)

Pandia (Festival of Zeus; Ancient Greece)

Paul Couturier (Church of England)

Red Wine Day (Pastafarian)

Sacred Pillar-Stone Day (Celtic Book of Days)

Simon the Infant (a.k.a. Simon of Trent; Christian; Martyr at Trent)

Walter Hilton (Church of England; Martyr at Norwich)

William Morris (Artology)

William of Norwich (Christian; Saint)

Christian Liturgical Holidays

Holy Week begins [thru 3.30]

Sixth Sunday in Lent (Western Christianity) (a.k.a. ...

Branch Sunday

Jack-’o’-Lent Day (England)

Flower’s Day (Bulgaria)

Flowers’ Sunday (Duminica Florilor or Floril; Moldova, Romania)

Palm Sunday

People's Sunday

Pussy Willow Sunday (Latvia)

Semana Santa (Spain)

Sul y Blodau (Flowering Sunday; Wales)

Virpominen (Finland, Karelian custom)

Yew Sunday

Hebrew Calendar Holidays [Begins at Sundown Day Before]

Shushan Purim [14-15 Adair II]

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Fortunate Day (Pagan) [12 of 53]

Lucky Day (Philippines) [36 of 71]

Prime Number Day: 83 [23 of 72]

Premieres

Akhenaten, by Philip Glass (Opera; 1984)

...And Then There Were Three, by Genesis (Album; 1978)

The Brandenburg Concertos, by Johann Sebastian Bach (Six Concertos; 1721)

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, by Tennessee Williams (Play; 1955)

Cilly Goose (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1944)

Concerto in B Flat Minor (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1942)

Country Bear Jamboree (Disneyland Show; 1972)

Crazy Over Daisy (Disney Cartoon; 1950)

Dirty Work, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1986)

Dolores Claiborne (Film; 1995)

Do The Freddie, by Freddie & the Dreamers (Song; 1965)

Funny Little Bunnies (Disney Silly Symphony Cartoon; 1934)

The Godfather (Film; 1972)

The Good Eleven (Multiplication Rock Cartoon; Schoolhouse Rock; 1973)

Hannah Montana (TV Series; 2006)

Haunted Mouse (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1965)

Ice Dragon: Legend of the Blue Daisies (Animated Film; 2018)

Is There a Doctor in the Mouse? (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1964)

John Wick 4 (Film; 2023)

No One Is To Blame, by Howard Jones (Song; 1986)

Nuthin’ Fancy, by Lynyrd Skynyrd (Album; 1975)

The Nutty Network (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1939)

The Office (US TV Series; 2005)

Rocky Horror Picture Show (Musical Play, U.S.; 1974)

The Saint Goes West, by Leslie Charteris (Short Stories; 1942) [Saint #24]

Scenario, by A Tribe Called Quest (Album; 1992)

Scent-imental Romeo (WB MM Cartoon; 1951)

Symphony No. 7 in C Major, by Jean Sibelius (Symphonic Fantasy; 1924)

Tall Tale (Film; 1995)

3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days in the Life of…, by Arrested Development (Album; 1992)

Tweet and Sour (WB LT Cartoon; 1956)

Watch the Birdie (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1958)

Withering Heights (Film; 1939)

Today’s Name Days

Elias, Karin, Katharina (Austria)

Didak, Katarina, Latin (Croatia)

Gabriel (Czech Republic)

Judica, Ulrica (Denmark)

Albe, Albi, Albina (Estonia)

Gabriel, Kaapo, Kaappo, Kaapro (Finland)

Catherine, Karine (France)

Elias, Heidelinde, Karin (Germany)

Gábor, Karina (Hungary)

Attilio, Didaco, Flavio, Gabriele, Romolo, Tiberio (Italy)

Kazimirs, Spulgis (Latvia)

Daumantas, Donardas, Gabrielius, Ganvilė, Liucija (Lithuania)

Rikke, Ulrikke (Norway)

Dziersława, Dzierżysława, Gabor, Gabriel, Marek, Sewer, Sofroniusz, Szymon (Poland)

Zaharia (Romania)

Gabriel (Slovakia)

Catalina (Spain)

Gabriel, Rafael (Sweden)

Gabe, Gabriel, Gabriela, Gabriella, Gabrielle, Gigi (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 84 of 2024; 282 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 7 of week 12 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 8 of 28]

Chinese: Month 2 (Ding-Mao), Day 15 (Ding-Hai)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025)

Hebrew: 14 Adair II 5784

Islamic: 14 Ramadan 1445

J Cal: 24 Green; Threesday [24 of 30]

Julian: 11 March 2024

Moon: 99%: Waxing Gibbous

Positivist: 28 Aristotle (3rd Month) [Plato]

Runic Half Month: Beore (Birch Tree) [Day 14 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 6 of 92)

Week: 4th Week of March

Zodiac: Aries (Day 4 of 31)

#Holidays

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