The Tradition of Giving Flowers on Leap Day
February 29, also known as leap day, has become the latest trend for giving flowers as people embrace the tradition of marking the extra day with thoughtful gifts. This leap year tradition is gaining popularity online, blending the timeless expression of love and affection with the rarity of February 29. The tradition of gifting flowers on February 29 has historical significance dating back to ancient civilizations and reflects the enduring universal language of love and affection.
Polson Seniors: On the cusp of March
Stay up to date with the latest activities and events at the Polson Senior Center. From AARP Tax Assistance to wood carving for beginners, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss out on senior bowling, bingo, pinochle, and more. Meals are available for sit-down, take-out, or delivery. Call for more information and to sign up for activities.
Leap Day Activities in Boston
Learn about the history of Leap Day and discover seven fun and creative ways to celebrate the quadrennial occasion in and around Boston, including a Leap Day hike in Olmsted Park and a frog origami event at the Boston Public Library.
Julius Caesar’s Year of Confusion: The Reform of the Roman Calendar
Julius Caesar’s Year of Confusion, 46BC, was a pivotal moment in history. Caesar’s reform of the Roman calendar aligned it with the Earth’s rotation and orbit around the Sun, resulting in the longest year in history. Despite initial chaos, this period of change ultimately brought about a more organized and accurate way of tracking time.