
Time for an analysis of that Christmas song with that long title
It’s Christmas and that is made clear to you by Bing Crosby’s song, “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas.” There is so much
Since 2014, I have written articles under the name The De Goede Huisvader1 on historical topics, among others. These previously appeared on the website of De Goede Huisvader. I chose to write under my name from 2023 onwards. De Goede Huisvader is there for business activities (web services).
It’s Christmas and that is made clear to you by Bing Crosby’s song, “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas.” There is so much
Oh, hey, it’s Back to the Future Day! Indeed, today is Back to the Future Day. Because it is October 21. The only question is
Don’t worry, I will not throw you into Whamageddon. However, we must talk about Last Christmas. Let’s analyse this song for a moment.
Triggered by an article in the Dutch newspaper Het Parool I thought about The Day the Music Died. This happened long before I was born. People are still talking about the tragic accident of 3 February 1959. Why is that?
The commemoration of the 75-year liberation of Auschwitz is over. We all heard and saw the stories of those who survived. And now, business as
27 January 2020 is the day we pay our respect to the victims of the Holocaust. On this day in 1945, the concentration camp Auschwitz
I wrote about the year 2000 in another article. I decided to write about photography, since it played an important role in my life. The
While everyone covers only the last decade, I decided to look further back in time. This is a flashback to the year 2000.
That small country near the sea, that is mostly occupied by weed smoking people, who walk on wooden shoes. This is a blog about The
He was one of the first Europeans to teach Western medicine in Japan in the nineteenth century. Philipp Franz von Siebold loved plants and flowers.
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1: De Goede Huisvader a Dutch phrase for the Latin Bonus pater familias refers to Roman law. Literal translation: the good housefather. A better translation is the good stay-at-home father—detailed explanation.