When New Year’s Day Was Not on January 1st
January 1st, 2015However you choose to celebrate the beginning of the current calendar, everyone here at Comfort Flow Heating hopes you have a wonderful 2015!
Happy Holidays Posts
Why Do We Hang Up Mistletoe?
December 25th, 2014From our family to yours, we wish you a safe holiday season, and we hope that you and your family are full of joy and good fortune—mistletoe or not! Happy holidays from Comfort Flow Heating!
Will Thanksgiving Turkey Really Make You Sleepy?
November 26th, 2014We’ve all heard it before: you feel so sleepy after a Thanksgiving meal because of the main event: the turkey. For years, people have credited extraordinary levels of tryptophan in turkey as the reason we all feel the need to nap after the annual feast. But contrary to this popular mythology, tryptophan is probably not he largest responsible party for your post-meal exhaustion.
The Very First Labor Day Celebration
August 29th, 2014Labor Day as a federal holiday, held on the first Monday of September, has been with us now for 120 years. President Grover Cleveland signed the law that made Labor Day a national holiday in 1894. Ever since then, the three-day weekend has provided people in the U.S. with the opportunity for vacations, time with their families, shopping trips…
Leading the Way with Independence Days!
July 3rd, 2014The term “Fourth of July” is the popular name for the U.S. federal holiday officially known as Independence Day. It isn’t surprising that we would come up with a different name from the official one, since “Independence Day” is one of the most common holiday names across the globe.
The Original Valentine’s Day Greeting Cards
February 14th, 2014It’s hard to imagine Valentine’s Day without the traditional greeting cards, whether accompanying a gift of flowers and candy, or sent between children in a school room. For commercial greeting card companies, February 14th is as important to them as the December holidays, Easter, and Mother’s Day.
New Year’s Traditions Explained
December 31st, 20132014 is almost upon us, and with the coming of the New Year, we thought we’d take a brief look at some of the more popular traditions associated with this holiday.
Longer Days Ahead: Why Winter Solstice Is a Reason to Celebrate
December 23rd, 2013Holiday greetings from all of us at Comfort Flow Heating! December is a time of celebrations across the globe, despite the cold weather that affects much of the countries in the Northern Hemisphere.
Thanksgiving, 2013: The Presidential Turkey Pardon
November 25th, 2013Thanksgiving began in 1621, but didn’t become a national holiday until 1863, when Abraham Lincoln declared it in hopes of bringing a divided nation together. We have many Thanksgiving traditions in this country…
