I love photography at night. I used to take long time exposures and have my friends run around with lit sparklers so that the image would be lit with trails of sparkling light. I guess that's why I like this photo of a Mosque Lit up for Ramadan, off the shore of the Nile River across from Zamalek in Cairo. Available in 8"x10", Jimmy Dunn has done a wonderful job with this subject.

Eid al-Adha or the Festival of Sacrifice begins at sundown. It is a religious festival celebrated by Muslims worldwide in commemoration of the willingness of Ibrahim (Abraham) to sacrifice his son. 

At first glance, this Bag of Plagues looks like an odd assortment of items to teach your children the meaning of Passover. But upon closer inspection (and a little research) you begin to see the connection. The frog is obvious, the sunglasses are the darkness, the white ball is the hail...

A fun and educational way to involve children in the Passover experience.

This set is a good way to teach children the Easter Story. As they play with the pieces they will learn  and be entertained at the same time.

But where are the bunnies, Mummy? And the pretty eggs? You'd better be ready to answer those questions when you give this set to your young one.

A beautiful St. Patrick's Day gift idea from Celtic Hills.  The St. Patrick's Prayer on a resin plaque with a raised design and a painted bronze finish.

The plaque reads...I arise today through the...strength of heaven, light of sun, radiance of moon, splendor of fire, speed of lightning, swiftness of wind, depth of sea, stability of earth, firmness of rock. --St. Patrick's Prayer

If you know a lefty this is a great gift idea for them, it's just so true!  Today is Left Handed Day so recognize your left handed friends.