The First: The Birthday (Part One)
Birthdays are the most widely commemorated anniversaries on the planet. Birthday celebrations were disseminated throughout the Roman Empire by Roman soldiers stationed around the Empire.
Two: The Cake for a Birthday (Part One)
The birthday cake was invented by the Ancient Greeks. They reportedly took a moon-shaped cake to the temple of Artemis, Goddess of the Moon, once a year, rather than going to the pub for a few drinks.
The candles for the birthday cake are Number Three.
Those crazy Greeks also devised birthday cake candles, which they used to light their way to the temple, celebrate, and simulate the light of the moon by placing candles inside the cakes.
Fourth: The Cake for a Birthday (Part Two)
Germans used to give each other tiny sweet dough snacks in the shape of Jesus every year to mark his birth in the Middle Ages (before Christmas was founded). As a result, the custom of gifting edible goodies on someone's birthday was born.
The fifth card is the birthday card.
We don't know who sent the first birthday cards, but we do know that the intelligent Chinese were sending greeting cards to each other long before anyone else.
in the olden days) and to ward off evil spirits. On most people's birthdays these days, the only evil spirit they have to contend with is booze!
EIGHTH: THE CELEBRATION OF A BIRTHDAY
Of course, the first birthday "gathering" was the Greeks' meeting to offer Artemis her moon-cake (not much of a birthday present). Birthday parties, on the other hand, began in Germany with the celebration of KinderFest, which were festivities to commemorate a child's life. When life expectancy was low, celebrating your birthday was a wonderful affair rather than simply turning another year older. Of course, attending a birthday celebration meant bringing a birthday gift for the lucky boy or girl.
ANNIVERSARIES (PART TWO) NINE
The Queen of England celebrates TWO birthdays, one personal and one official.That must imply that she receives a lot of birthday gifts.
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