Archive for June 2017
Ways people respond to sneezes around the world
When I was younger, I thought people said “bless you” after someone sneezes because your heart momentarily stops with each “achoo.” I don’t know who told me that tale, but it stuck with me. And, it turns out it was wrong. The origin of bestowing a verbal blessing on someone after they sneeze can be traced... Read more »
Chicago Cares Serv-a-thon brings Chicagoans together for the city's largest day of volunteering
All of us have the power to help others when we give of our heart, our minds and our time. Yes, taking a few hours out of our normal daily routines and giving of that time to organizations in need, can have a ripple effect that’s felt by an increasing amount of people. All it... Read more »
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Aimee Thompson
I am a Chicago mom focused on opening my children's eyes, hearts and minds to the people, places and cultures of the world. You also can follow me on Instagram (@raisingworldcitizens) and Facebook at www.facebook.com/RaisingWorldCitizens, or contact me via email at raisingworldcitizens@gmail.com.
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Why do people say "pardon my French" when they swear in English? »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted March 4, 2018 at 2:18 pm -
The Portuguese Francesinha: The delicious sibling of the French Croque Monsieur »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted January 27, 2018 at 2:25 pm -
Our New Year’s resolution to eat around the world - 52 countries in one year »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted January 7, 2018 at 10:17 am -
Lycee French Market returns to Chicago on Nov. 11 and 12 »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted November 7, 2017 at 10:59 am -
Chicago families can explore global cultures at first-ever Global Kids WorldFest on October 21 »
Aimee Thompson on Raising World CitizensPosted September 10, 2017 at 1:34 pm
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