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Did you know that according to HallMark about 96% of American consumers will participate in some kind of way in celebrating Mother’s Day. This year Mother's Day is Sunday, May 8th ... there is still time to get that gift. This awesome holiday has been celebrated in the United States for over 100 years. Since that time the day has grown to include actual moms to mother figures. Thus, the range goes as wide as your mom, aunt, grandma, or cousin, to your church member, teacher, or counselor. Now, on Mother’s Day you can take this time to recognize that person that made an impact on your life. You may think of this person as your hero - especially if this person is the one who may have stayed up late with you to nurse you while you were sick or this mom figure always showed up at the endless rehearsals and recitals. This super person was your personal chef, decorator, maid, homework helper, coach, and taxi. Those super task are usually the ones performed by the Super Mo...

In Atlanta you know the holidays have officially started when Macy’s lights up their wondrous tree. In fact, the ceremony of the Lighting of the Great Tree is quite a big occasion.   Previously, this event is held on Thanksgiving night and followed up with great shopping.  However, this year Macy’s held the event at the Lenox Square location on Sunday, November 22, 2015. In true Macy’s style the night was super fabulous, with top entertainment, great singing, local celebrities, and some of the crowd even had gift bags to take home in remembrance of Macy’s Lighting of the Great Tree. This marks the 68 th annual event of the Lighting of the Great Tree and with the fireworks, choirs, great performances, holiday music, extra security, and celebrities the night goes down as a spectacular start to the holiday season. There were thousands of people who braved the cold Georgia night to witness the spectacular event. Of course there was an appearance by Santa and a few ...