How to Apply a Car Decal or Sticker So you want to place a sticker on your vehicle? This is NOT a job for a professional. Anyone could easily complete this process. StickerTalk vinyl stickers and decals for cars are designed to be very forgiving during application. Location is everything and choosing the correct placement of your […]
As the carefree days of summer draw to a rapid conclusion, the Mighty Cougar Marching Band has mustered once again with sights set on a stellar season. Several members of the StickerTalk team pride themselves on their past or present involvement in the Buna Band Program, making this organization close to the heart of our […]
A trend rising in popularity, escape rooms require participants to use team up and use their wits to solve larger-than-life puzzles. The ultimate goal, of course, being to escape a locked room, escapees thrive on the challenge an elaborately designed escape room poses, solving puzzle after puzzle until freedom is finally within reach. The first […]
Light up the grill! It’s time to celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This document was actually written by a committee of five with Thomas Jefferson as the main author. Families across America will celebrate with family and friends the signing of America’s independence on July 4, 1776. On that famous day, the […]
Every year in the early spring, I am mesmerized by the the live eagle cams on the Internet. I have some favorite pairs of eagles that I watch lay their eggs, hatch, and raise their brood of 1 to 3 eggs. Eagles build their nests, working together, several months prior to mating. Bald Eagles typically […]
America is reopening at a dizzying rate, and rebounding businesses all across the country are hanging “help wanted” signs in their windows. With so many opportunities for employment rapidly becoming available, prospective employees are enjoying a broad selection of potential occupations. While many individuals will find their niche in restaurants or department stores, more adventurous […]
When you think of a cat, you most likely picture a small animal with a fluffy coat, dainty ears, and a wispy set of whiskers, but one breed of cat defies these common feline features: the sphynx cat. This unusual cat breed mesmerizes feline fanatics with its largely atypical characteristics. Instead of flowing fur, the […]
As summer approaches, one question looms in the minds of every burned-out student and weary worker: where am I going on vacation? Popular destinations like DisneyWorld and Yellowstone draw millions of visitors each year, but a few hidden gems scattered along the highways and byways of America offer guests a surprising array of entertaining experiences. […]
Hollywood icon Elizabeth Taylor once mused, “Some of my best leading men have been dogs and horses.” Americans seem to agree with Ms. Taylor as dogs are currently the most popular species of pet in our nation. However, all dog breeds now residing in American homes originated from the Old World. How our canine companions […]
On April 15, 1912, at approximately 2:20 in the morning, RMS Titanic slipped below the waves of the North Atlantic, not to be seen again until its wreckage was discovered in 1985. Today, the very name Titanic is synonymous with disaster. So well known is the tale of the “unsinkable” ship that you would be […]
Easter is only a few days away, and Americans are stocking up on plastic eggs, chocolate bunnies, and assorted colors of egg dye. While these Easter traditions are commonly observed from sea to shining sea, other countries have developed their own distinct ways of celebrating the holiday. Grab your passport and join The StickerTalk as […]
As spring’s warm weather and gentle showers usher in new life throughout nature, floral enthusiasts take to their flowerbeds to cultivate their favorite varieties of spring blossoms. With so many options to choose from, some gardeners utilize the symbolic meanings of different flower varieties to help them make their selections for the season. One of […]
On the third Saturday of March, American foodies celebrate what could be the most underrated holiday of the year: National Corn Dog Day. This scrumptious celebration was established in 1992 when a handful of food-savvy basketball fans realized that corn dogs were the perfect snack to savor while watching March Madness match-ups, making it appropriate […]
When you think of genealogy, your mind may automatically produce memories of countless family reunions where your elderly relatives would pass around tattered documents and worn-out scrapbooks and reminisce on the lives of familial ancestors. Now, with the popularization of technology, genealogical discoveries could be only a click away. New inventions such as mail order […]
The annual Groundhog Day celebration occurred on February 2 of this year just as it does every year at Gobbler’s Knob, Pennsylvania. Folks gather and celebrate each year to see if Punxsutawney Phil will see his shadow and predict six more weeks of winter, or if he will return to his hole without seeing his […]
As March 2021 rolls around, Americans are observing the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, taking time to reflect on the events of the past year. 2020 was arguably the most unorthodox year of our lifetime. The year began with the Australian brush fires. The fires, fueled by unprecedented heat waves, destroyed well over 11 […]
On February 20, animal lovers across the nation celebrate Love Your Pet Day. While many people are content with the companionship of conventional pets, others crave the company of more exotic animals. With more and more species being domesticated for sale as pets, potential pet owners now have more options than ever when choosing a […]
With over 60,000 pizzerias operating in the country, it is no small secret that Americans love their pizza. In fact, experts estimate that the nation polishes off 350 slices of pizza per second. However, there is more to this deceivingly simple dish than meets the eye (or the palate). Join The StickerTalk as we take […]
Valentine’s Day is a holiday that reminds us to be thoughtful to the people that we love. Traditionally, we give a heart shaped box of candy, flowers, or some other gift that expresses our love and devotion. How did February 14th become Valentine’s Day? Even though the origins of this holiday are shrouded in mystery, […]
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, sweethearts are flocking to jewelry stores and florist shops to find the perfect gift for their significant other. Greeting cards adorned with ribbon and heart-shaped boxes of chocolate are currently in high demand, but have you ever pondered the origin of the tokens that have come to represent […]
Deep under the soil of Edmonson County, Kentucky, a behemoth sprawls. Covering an area of approximately 52,800 acres and with passageways spanning a length of 400 miles, Mammoth Cave is the largest know cave in the world. Anthropologists believe that humans began utilizing the cave for shelter and natural resources 4,000 years ago. Scientists have […]
An unknown author once mused, “Birth certificates show that you were born, death certificates show that you died, scrapbooks show that you really lived.” This philosophy has been adopted by the 25 million Americans who claim scrapbooking as one of their hobbies. Although the majority of established scrapbookers are senior women, this pastime invites both […]
After 126 years of the flying the same flag, the state of Mississippi is ushering in a new era in symbolism. On January 11, 2021, Governor Tate Reeves signed a law proclaiming a new flag to be the official emblem of Mississippi, replacing the problematic Confederate-themed flag that had flown over the state since 1894. […]
As 2021 begins, many ambitious folks have already begun the process of carrying out New Year’s resolutions. Loosing weight, joining a gym, and saving money represent a few common resolutions, but perhaps you would like to branch out from these ordinary goals at the conclusion of an extraordinary year. In this edition of The StickerTalk, […]
Have you ever seen an ibis? If you do, it is said to bring good luck, especially if you wear one of the bird’s feathers. Perhaps, this is just what we need for the New Year. Don’t you agree that Americans could use some good luck? My beautiful granddaughter was amazed the other day as […]
Are you ready to sing the traditional New Year’s Eve song, “Auld Lang Syne,” as you bid farewell to 2020? This has been a year that we may all be happy to wave good-bye to and look forward to a fresh, new start in 2021. As we turn to face the new year just around […]
Last night, the young and young at heart turned their eyes anxiously upward in hopes of catching a glimpse of Santa Claus as he flew across the night sky behind his team of magical reindeer. While local onlookers may have searched for a pleasantly plump man wearing a bright red suit, other cultures have different […]
Have you ever thought about how a fat, bearded man in a bright red suit became the bearer of toys for all good little boys and girls at Christmas? Why does he fly through the night sky in a sleigh pulled by eight reindeer on Christmas Eve? Who was Saint Nicholas, anyway? Was he a […]
How did a parasitic plant with poisonous, white berries become the sacred symbol to steal a kiss under during the Christmas and New Year season? When all the trees are laid bare by the freezing temperatures of winter, the mistletoe will bloom, and yield its berries while staying green all winter. It can be found […]
Christmas is the perfect time of year for gathering with family and friends to bake scrumptious treats, decorate the tree, and go caroling, but some people have taken the celebration of the season a little more seriously than most. Join The StickerTalk as we take a gander at some world records that can only be […]
Christmas is widely regarded as a season of wonder, but have you ever wondered why we employ some curious customs to celebrate the season? Join The StickerTalk as we delve into the stories behind a few of Christmas’s greatest mysteries. It is common knowledge that good children receive presents in their stockings while naughty kids […]
Traditionally, the term “snow birds” refers to people who go South for the winter to escape the freezing temperatures and blowing snow of the northern states. However, there are snow birds, the feathery kind, that travel to warmer climates for the winter months. We refer to this phenomenon as migration. The American goldfinch is a […]
We all know the story about how the reindeer with a rosy nose saved Christmas from the clutches of inclement weather one fateful Christmas Eve, but how well do you know the eight other members of Santa’s sleigh team? Put on your favorite Christmas sweater and join The StickerTalk as we head to Santa’s stables […]
The Rockefeller Christmas Tree is traditionally a Norway Spruce that is donated for display at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, New York. The tree is cut and delivered in mid-November and the lighting ceremony occurs the Wednesday after Thanksgiving. Interestingly enough, the tree cannot be more than 100 ft. tall because of the narrow streets around […]
On November 14, 1889, an intrepid journalist began a record-setting jaunt around the world. This journey, although it began over 131 years ago, still captivates global imagination and inspires curiosity. But who was brave enough to undertake such a journey before the luxury of modern transportation? Inspired by the novel Around the World in 80 […]
Fall foliage, Thanksgiving gatherings, and… Christmas trees? Maybe you have seen this odd combination of seasonal hallmarks recently! Although holiday décor and music are typically confined to the month of December, many festive folks have adopted the habit of celebrating Christmas much earlier than is typically socially acceptable, and with current events casting a bleak […]
Bologna: a childhood staple for many Americans and a source of tasty terror for countless others. Regardless of which camp you fall into, America celebrates National Bologna Day each year on October 24. In honor of this carnivorous celebration, The StickerTalk is serving up some bologna trivia that proves this mystery meat may be worth […]
Pumpkin spice, originally known as pumpkin pie spice, contains ground cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, ginger, and sometimes allspice. It is similar to the British and Commonwealth mixed spice. It is used in all kinds of edible products and drinks especially during the fall and winter months. It is a common ingredient in pumpkin pie recipes. If […]
With the arrival of fall, come pumpkins, scarecrows, bats and other spooky Halloween decorations. How did America incorporate this holiday into its seasonal celebrations? Scarecrows actually were used 3,000 years ago to ward off crows who were consuming the farmers’ corn. During medieval times, children would run through the fields throwing stones at the crows […]
Have you hugged a cow today? A new health trend suggests you should! An activity originating in the Netherlands, koe knuffelen, or cow-hugging for non-Dutch-speakers, really beefs up the field of therapy animals. Like its name implies, cow-hugging invites stressed individuals to escape their urban anxieties by cuddling with a bovine buddy for a few […]
Staying at home for a few days can be quite exciting, however being stuck at home for months at a time can be a dreadful bore. Many people are combating this exhausting boredom with activities such as gardening. One in every three American households is said to have some sort of vegetable or fruit garden […]
In 1998, Krispy Kreme Doughnut Corporation donated to the Smithsonian Institution a 5-foot contraption which was once America’s most advanced donut maker, “Ring King Jr”. It was Krispy Kreme’s 60th anniversary. However, the Dutch are credited with bringing the now popular breakfast treat to New York under the name of “oylykoeks,” or “oily cakes”. These […]
It all began when the Aztec Indians and Mayans used chicle, the coagulated milky latex from the sapodilla tree, for chewing gum. Sapodilla, a tropical American fruit tree, is indigenous to the Yucatan and regions of South America. Chicle is harvested by making cuts in the tree, and allowing the chicle to flow into a […]
Possibly the most distinct breed of dog, the pug is easily recognized by its seemingly squished muzzle and curly tail. While the pug has become a beloved companion in households around the world, this playful breed was first bred in ancient China. Buddhist monks of the fifth century were known to keep pugs as pets. […]
The cocoa tree is native to the Amazon Basin and was domesticated in Mexico. Cocoa trees grow exclusively in hot, rainy climates. The cocoa tree produces seeds that when crushed and fermented, cocoa solids and cocoa butter can be extracted. Chocolate was originally produced by mixing the cocoa powder (ground seeds) with the cocoa butter […]
Turtles are much beloved by so many around the world. Sea turtles have been living on planet earth for approximately 110 million years since the days of the dinosaurs, and nearly became extinct because of poachers stealing their eggs, and eating the meat of these beautiful mariners of the sea. Three of the seven species […]
Staying at home for a few days can be quite exciting, however being stuck at home for months at a time can be a dreadful bore. Many people are combating this exhausting boredom with activities such as gardening. One in every three American households is said to have some sort of vegetable or fruit garden […]
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? In this case it is the egg. There are over 60 different types of chicken eggs. Some eggs are extra large like the ones laid by Leghorns, Welsummers, or Barnevelder chickens. Other eggs that are laid can come in a variety of colors. For example, Easter Egger […]
A staple of orchestral ensembles, the violin has existed in its modern form for approximately five centuries. Its versatility can charm even the most sophisticated of audiences and, in the hands of an expert fiddler, bring life to any hoedown. The violin, or fiddle in less formal settings, has been evolving since the days of […]
Coffee! Is it really good for you? Actually, there are good effects and some bad effects from drinking coffee. If you drink coffee in moderation, it is safe to drink three to four cups a day. Coffee is a drink processed from the roasted beans of the coffea arabica bush. Coffee will increase mental alertness, […]
Aren’t wild animals the most fascinating species on the face of the planet? They are studied and admired by so many, yet remain so mysterious. Take for example, the cheetah. They have been clocked at 50-80 mph. In fact, a cheetah can go from 0 to 60 mph in 3 seconds. No other land animal […]
Peacocks are amazing birds! When the the males strut their stuff, their tail feathers fan out into brilliant, iridescent colors of blues and greens that shine and shimmer in the sunlight. This is caused by microscopic structures on their feathers that appear like crystals. A peacock’s 6-foot train encompasses 60% of its body and is […]
An adult, male giraffe can be as tall as 19 feet, and its legs are as tall as a 6-foot man’s height. Giraffes are remarkable mammals in so many ways. They spend most of their lives standing up, even sleeping and giving birth while standing. They can run short distances up to 35 mph which […]
After an exciting couple of weeks, StickerTalk’s 2nd Annual School Supply Giveaway has come to an end. We would like to thank everyone who participated; you all truly made our giveaway a memorable opportunity for us to become even more involved in our community! This year, we were excited to announce a total of fifteen […]
Summertime is when many eager teenagers turn sixteen and are exhilarated to begin driving on their own. Although the newly sixteen year old driver may be totally thrilled, the parents are probably a nervous wreck. Today there are many safety features installed in cars to slightly help ease the parents nerves, but this was not […]
Thoroughbreds, greyhounds, and rubber ducks: what do all three species have in common? They’re racing animals, of course! For the more than a decade, people have flocked to the Chicago River for the annual Chicago Ducky Derby early each August. The Derby offers participants a chance to “adopt” a rubber duck to be entered in […]
Part 1 of this blog was a Russian recipe for a cold soup. Part 2 featured a recipe for a Latvian stew. A sinfully delicious Hungarian dessert is the recipe today. For ambitious cooks, when these three blogs are combined, a three course European meal can be served to your family and friends. For the […]
Books and the Dishes They Contain (part 1) featured a cold Russian soup that the character Sophia from the book A GENTLEMAN IN MOSCOW loved. Count Rostov, a character in the same book, enjoyed a Latvian stew while staying at the Metropol Hotel in Moscow. For some people, this stew might taste bland. Latvian food […]
Sitting at home instead of staring at four walls or the television, people are returning to the printed word. Book Clubs are popular again and people from various locations join using ZOOM. Some people have reverted back to the days of hardbound books and paperbacks. Others prefer reading ebooks on their electronic device. There are […]
Originating from The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis, we learn that a flock of owls is called a parliament. There are 200 species of owls, and they are nocturnal meaning that they are active at night. Late one evening at dusk, I unknowingly disturbed an owl who apparently was hunting in a nearby tree. […]
Did you know that a frog never has to drink because it soaks up water through its skin? In Egypt, the little frog has long been the symbol of life and fertility. The Egyptian goddess Heget is a frog goddess who represents fertility. Frogs come in all different colors and combinations of colors. The presence […]
Fishing has been around for a very long time. Some people fish for food while others compete in competitive fishing championships. There are all different varieties of fish in the world, some weighing thousands of pounds and then there are others weighing a few measly grams. There is believed to be about 33,600 different species […]
The Yellowstone bison may seem docile, but look out! They can travel 30 to 35 mph and are very agile. You do not want to encounter a 2,000 lb. bull or even a 1,000 lb. female. Stay a distance of at least 25 yards when taking pictures of a bison. Yellowstone is the only place […]
As we begin to think about schools reopening in the fall, the news media is filled with pundits assessing the effects of the mass closure of schools in March of this year. There is much discussion as to whether or not to keep schools closed or reopen schools within certain limitations and regulations in August. […]
Chewing gum, considered by many to be the quintessential candy, boasts a particularly storied history. Long before spearmint and cinnamon were staple flavors, Ancient Scandinavians chewed on birch-bark tar. Some experts believe that the tar not only offered some savory satisfaction, but it also helped relieve toothaches. Residents of Ancient Greece also transformed tree resin […]
Just exactly what is a modern day farmer? What agrarian skills are necessary to be a successful farmer in today’s world of agriculture? Actually a farmer needs many skills that you may not have thought of attaching to his job description. For example, he needs to be a problem solver. A farmer must know how […]
Although handwritten letters are slightly making a comeback recently they are mostly a thing of the past. Nowadays most people text, virtually meet, or e-mail, but a long time ago people actually wrote on paper and sent it through the mail. Strange, right? Well, with the ancient ways of communication also came ancient ways of […]
We see balloons almost every day whether for birthdays, carnivals, outside stores, or even soaring high in the sky. The first rubber balloon was invented in 1824 for uses in a laboratory by Michael Faraday. However, this is not where balloons got their start. Originally people would fill animal bladders with air to create balloons. […]
Recently CNN reported that more than 360 of Botswana’s 130,000 African elephants have fallen to a mysterious illness. The Okavango Delta where the carcasses were found is home to about 10% of Botswana’s African elephant population. About 70% were found dead around watering holes while others were found as though they had fallen flat on […]
Stickers have all kinds of different uses. They can be placed on vehicles to add a new level of character to your automobile. Not to mention they can help you to identify your car in a parking lot. However, they are not just made to stick onto vehicles. Stickers can be used to personalize anything. […]
This year America will be celebrating the 79th Independence day celebration as a national holiday. However, Independence Day, also called the Fourth of July, has been celebrated since the 17th century which makes this coming holiday the 244th Fourth of July. The Fourth of July is an American holiday celebrating America’s independence from British rule. […]
The mere mention of this tiny arthropod will get a exclamatory response every time. An omnivore is an animal or insect that eats both plants and animals. Anyone who knows anything about fire ants knows that they will eat leaves from plants, as well as attack small animals with ferocious, painful bites. Where did this […]
So you want a potbellied pig for a pet? You’re kidding me, right? Why on earth would anyone want a pig for a pet? Well……let’s look into this matter a little further and find out. First of all, pigs are really intelligent. No, I’m not kidding! They are among the most intelligent animals on planet […]
Marching band season is right around the corner with football season coming up and you might be thinking what is so special about a marching band? Well, first of all a marching band is a group of musicians who play musical instruments while marching most often led by a drum major who conducts the band […]
A relative of the pipefish family, seahorses will intertwine their prehensile tails and float together for hours. When they mate, they engage in a ritualistic dance that lasts for days. These tiny ballerinas of the sea are mesmerizing to watch. The scientific name of the seahorse is Hippocampus from the Greek word “hippo” meaning “horse” […]
There is a plethora of different types of art forms such as, painting, drawing, sculpting, and even gardening, but what about the old timey art of quilting? Not many people today have ever even thought about creating a quilt, nevertheless actually attempting it. However, a long time ago they were practically an essential item. Quilts […]
Have you ever given any thought of going on a safari to Africa? How about putting that on your bucket list? What an exciting adventure that would be to experience Africa firsthand. It would be a once-in-a-lifetime-trip! I wish I had put it on my bucket list when I was younger. Now, I can only […]
Is that a plane, a cloud, no wait that is a bird! Bird watching is a popular hobby for many bird enthusiasts. The title of bird watching originated as a title of a book by Edmond Selous in 1901. Observing birds was originally only accomplished by shooting down the birds and then examining them. However, […]
Did you know that there are actually more than 70 million fathers in the United States? Father’s Day was first celebrated on June 19, 2010. In 1966, President Lyndon B. Johnson issued the first presidential proclamation honoring fathers, designating the third Sunday of June as Father’s Day. In 1972, it became an official nationwide holiday, […]
Did you hear that small, quick hum? Hummers move really fast. Look quick or you might miss it. These busy, aggressive birds dart quickly first in one direction and then in another. They chase each other from feeder to feeder, and guard their chosen territory ferociously from perceived intruders. Most migrant hummingbirds arrive in March […]
Backyard chickens are becoming more and more popular each day especially during these times with many people being stuck at home. The StickerTalk family has even ventured into the amazing world of chickens with four new additions to the crew. They are four Buff Orpington pullets named Maybelle, Dixie, Honey, and Daisy! Chickens are a […]
This year on June 21, the third Sunday in June, America celebrates Father’s Day! Father’s Day has been around for over a century, first celebrated on June 19, 1910 in Spokane, Washington at the YMCA. It was first founded by a young lady by the name of Sonora Smart Dodd. Sonora founded Father’s Day after […]
My friends rented a vacation villa in northern Italy where they were introduced to white truffles. While they are there, the property owner and his dog search daily for the “diamond of the kitchen.” When his dog was a puppy he was trained to search for these wild and highly prized fungi. White truffles grow […]
Succulents have been rapidly growing in popularity. You can find them in almost every store! But why is this? Well, first of all what is a succulent? The Latin word succu means full of sap or juice, and the leaves and stem of a succulent are full of a sap-like substance. Also, a common misconception […]
All of us who begin our daily routine applying makeup have discovered we only have to do half our face. We can concentrate on enhancing our eyes and varying our hairstyles. We do not need foundation, blush, or lipstick because that half of our face is covered with a mask. We can make wearing a […]
Mount Vesuvius, located in southern Italy, is considered the most dangerous volcano in the world. Famous for its violent eruption in 79 A.D., it buried the entire city of Pompeii. Since then, it has erupted dozens of times, and in 1631, it killed 3,000 people. Volcanoes are insidious because they will lie dormant for years, […]
Tall, short, sweet, savory, cakes come in a plethora of flavors and shapes. One cake baked in India measured 17,388 feet long, which is the world’s longest cake. That’s about as long as 435 school busses! Another group of people in Indonesia created a cake that was 108.27 feet tall. The world’s tallest cake! This […]
Wildfires occur unexpectantly everywhere in the world. They can happen anywhere and at anytime. Wildfires are “unplanned fires” that burn in a natural area such as “forests, grasslands, or prairies.” Some are man-made, but most occur naturally from lightning strikes. I was involved in one of the Mesa Verde wildfires and watched as a gigantic […]
A poem “To a Mouse,” by Robert Burns, states,’The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry….’ No matter how carefully we plan, something could go terribly wrong with our plans. For example, in the famous novel written by John Steinbeck entitled Of Mice and Men, the two main characters, George and Lennie have […]
At the time of this writing, Hurricane Arthur is churning out in the Atlantic Ocean threatening the East Coast of the United States and containing sustained winds of 50 mph. He’s a little early since Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November. Sixteen hurricanes are already named for the 2020 hurricane season. The […]
When unexpected natural disasters (floods, fires, hurricanes) happen, many times people have to flee their home immediately. They have no time to pack. That is why people are urged to have an emergency go bag ready at all times. Clothing can take up most of the space in the bag because of the number of […]
Our American flag has a proud history, and has survived many battles and wars since its official inception in 1777. The Continental Congress passed a resolution that read: ‘Resolved that the flag be thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be 13 stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation.’ In […]
For centuries, the stories of sailors have captivated audiences from one end of the world to the other. Tales of terrifying monsters, beautiful mermaids, and otherworldly storms offer intrigue and enthrallment, but these accounts are often debunked as mere myths. However, a more modern sea story offers excitement completely rooted in factual events. During the […]
America’s new normal includes social distancing, taking one’s temperature before entering certain places, and wearing a mask. This new normal is the result of a virus that causes respiratory distress and is highly contagious. The CDC recommends that we wear a mask when in public places in order to reduce the chance of contracting the […]
Why are so many backyards filled with the sound of clucking chickens? As of 2018, there were 23.7 billion chickens worldwide. There are more chickens than any other domesticated bird or fowl in the entire world. On the plus side, chickens are energetic, sociable critters that keep themselves entertained by pecking for bugs, underground insects […]
Service dogs are considered “working dogs,” not “pets”. There are 80 million such dogs living in households within the United States. These dogs are trained to help and be companions for people with disabilities. A service dog helps disabled people lead more independent lives. According to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a service dog […]
Being a wine connoisseur is not simply a matter of drinking and enjoying the taste of fine wines. There is much more to discerning the flavors and characteristics of wine than meets the eye. A true wine connoisseur will have a deep understanding on the subject of wine. A connoisseur’s knowledge of wine goes beyond […]
What little boy has not desired a treehouse for himself and his friends? What a wonderful, bonding activity for a father and son to work on together, i.e. building a little clubhouse in a backyard tree. Some people even have the funds to build a more elaborate treehouse for grownups. First, select a tree that […]
James E. Faust once remarked, “The influence of a mother in the lives of her children is beyond calculation.” This exact sentiment is celebrated by Americans on the second Sunday of May each year. A holiday dedicated to honoring and remembering the mothers who have shaped our families, Mother’s Day boasts an insurmountable influence on […]
While few people ever forget their high school graduation, the seniors comprising the Class of 2020 should have no trouble recalling the series of events befalling their unorthodox exit from secondary school. Schools across the nation remain closed for fear of COVID-19, leaving many hopeful seniors wondering what will become of their commencement ceremonies. Summing […]
Lightning is an electrostatic charge and is deceivingly beautiful in a nightime sky. A bolt of lightning is 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit which is 3 times hotter than the surface of the sun. There are approximately 3,000,000 strikes per day around the world. The electrical energy emitted from a single lightning bolt can power an 100 […]
Did you know this bear fact? Bears barely breathe when they are hibernating. They take one breath every 45 seconds. How does a mammal that large take in so little air, and still survive? How interesting! Let’s investigate this natural phenomena a little further. When bears hibernate, they do not eat or drink, urinate or […]
What causes these beautiful butterflies of the sky to migrate? What is the trigger? How do these majestic insects know to lift their wings to the wind and travel collectively thousands of miles to the south to lay their eggs and reproduce their species? Millions of monarchs migrate from Canada and the U. S. to […]
People all over the world are living in a way that humans were not created to live in, isolation! We have a natural instinct to be around others. People also have a natural instinct to want to know someone cares about them. During this time of isolation, you can satisfy this need by gifting friends […]
So, the weather alert loudly rings out a warning on your cellphone. You look at it, and lay your phone back down as you have done many times before. Perhaps you have never experienced a tornado or a severe thunderstorm carrying high winds and pounding rains. Then count yourself lucky! Many people have, and some […]
In December, 2019, a new coronavirus made its presence known by infecting humans in Wuhan, China. On January 30, 2020, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services declared the virus to be a “nationwide health emergency.” During what is now being called the Covid-19 Pandemic, heroes have emerged as they always do during a […]
Why do some people prefer canines as pets more than felines, and vice versa? Research has shown that dogs are far more popular than cats. Also, it is notable that children prefer dogs over cats. In the U. S., it is estimated that a whopping 60.2 million households own dogs while cat owners number 47.1 […]
Beware! Warmer weather has awakened the reptile family. I just saw a yellow-bellied water snake slithering through my yard, and sliding under my deck. Fortunately, it is non-venomous, but will still bite, if provoked. Note to self: “Stay alert in the days to come because snakes are mating, and they are feeling feisty.” Snakes mate […]
Whales are mysterious, as well as some of the most interesting mammals on planet earth. Because of their immense size and power, they are difficult to study. However, the Internet can tell us a lot about these mammoth creatures of the sea. It is interesting to note that the closest living relative to the whale […]
I hear a thump as the attic stairs hit the floor below. I hear a squeak as someone climbs the stairs. The footsteps are moving in a manner that makes me think the person they belong to is exploring all the corners of the attic in search of something in particular. What could they […]
What really happened at Area 51? Does anyone really know? Area 51 is actually a U. S. Air Force facility located in the state of Nevada. People stormed this area back in 2019 expecting to see aliens. Approximately 2 million people responded to the planned event entitled “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of […]
We all experience anxiety, some more than others. Self-help books become best sellers because people want to feel normal. What most of us do not realize normal includes anxiety some times. Instead of spending money on more self-help books, spend it on MUSIC! Science says music affects our overall mood. Happy music improves our feeling […]
Who doesn’t love Disney movies? Everyone has a favorite one; it might go back to the original Mickey Mouse film FANTASIA or the latest release or one in between. Everyone has at least one favorite song from a movie that they can whistle, hum, sing the chorus or sing the entire song. People love to […]
Yellowstone National Park was established in 1872 by Congress preserving federal land in the western United States. The park is located in parts of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho for the “…benefit and enjoyment of the people.” This congressional act began a worldwide effort in creating national parks. President Wilson realized the importance of protecting these […]
As we celebrate the triumph of life over death today, the StickerTalk family hopes you are encouraged by the story of Easter. No matter how bleak the situation is, a brighter day is coming! Happy Easter from all of us here at StickerTalk!
Is there any sound more beautiful than the melodious mixture of bird songs in early spring? When I stepped onto my deck early this morning, I admit that the mating songs of the various species of birds caught me by surprise. No matter what’s going on with our human species, the birds continue to raise […]
It’s time to get those rods out and reels oiled, but how does one decide whether to fish saltwater or freshwater? Perhaps, it is smart to consider the catch. Do you prefer fish from the ocean or from freshwater lakes and rivers? Think about what kind of fish you will be catching, and if you […]
As business shut their doors and entertainment options become more scarce than ever, many people are turning to nature for leisurely activities. While more common outdoor endeavors include hiking, fishing, and bird watching, more adventurous explorers are spending their time in quarantine pursuing a much different pastime: hunting for Bigfoot. Also called “squatching,” searching for […]
Would you like to have some fun that can involve the entire family? Try this outdoor activity of geocaching! This treasure hunting adventure includes finding small caches left by others in which participants must use coordinates to find the locations of these hidden treasures. People all over the world are involved in treasure hunting while […]
This year, Easter will fall on April 12th, which is the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox. This holiday is unlike most other holidays in that each year, it is celebrated on a different date. In 2021, it will be celebrated on April 4th. For Christians, this holiday celebrates the […]
Have you ever thought about adding lighthouses to your bucket list?A lighthouse is a tall tower or building that emits light through the use of lamps and lenses that provide safe guidance for pilots on the sea or inland waterways. These beacons of light mark dangerous coastlines, and guide the pilots into the harbor safely. […]
Over the course of a typical day, people interact with a number of objects that have come to be commonplace in the American household. Items including utensils, toiletries, and electronics have become so ingrained in our way of life that few of us pause to ponder where these cornerstones of modern civilization originated. In this […]
Did you know that there is a massive amount of garbage floating in the Pacific Ocean, and it is three times bigger than the country of France? The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is actually the compilation of two garbage heaps, the Western and Eastern Pacific Garbage Patches. The Western garbage heap has formed east of […]
Bowling, originally called tenpins, is an extremely old game dating back to 3200 B.C. Evidence was discovered in an Egyptian grave in the 1930’s by a British anthropologist when he discovered what he thought might be toys in a child’s grave that resembled balls and pins. However, this game may have started even earlier in […]
If you’ve ever attended a high school, college, or professional sporting event, chances are you encountered a mascot. While mascots play an iconic role in the modern athletic experience, the foundational concept underlying the mascot has existed since prehistoric times. Archaeological evidence suggests that cavemen performed sacred dances while sporting animal masks to appease their […]
This is a light-hearted blog to bring you a different perspective to a serious matter. StickerTalk hopes the next time you wash your hands, you will smile and try one of the suggestions below to make this important exercise fun. When you were young, you were probably told several times a day, “Go […]
Do you know the difference between annuals and perennials? What about a biennial? Annual plants have a life cycle of just one year. They grow and bloom, shed seeds, and die. Therefore, they need to be replanted each year. However, they do bloom for a lengthy period of time from spring through the fall. Their […]
George Carmack was in the right place at the right time. August 16, 1896, Carmack found gold in Rabbit Creek, a tributary of the Klondike River. He wasn’t there to strike gold, he just found it. How lucky can a person get! By 1897 the news reached Seattle and a mass of prospecting migrants from […]
Today, if you have the finances, you can have and keep those beautiful pearly white straight teeth. People cannot achieve this on their own, but thanks to modern dentistry a perfect smile is available to all. The one thing that is required of you is regular visits to dental health professionals. Dentists and other oral […]
Have you ever dreamed of owning a yacht? Have you wanted to travel the world? Today, when you reach retirement age you can have the opportunity to try this life-style even if you don’t have millions of dollars. A company has made it possible for you to buy a residence on a yacht. If […]
Everyone has a favorite animal that they would love to give affection to and receive affection back from. Usually people select a domestic dog, cat, horse, etc. Some long for an animal that is known to live in the wild. If you have your mind set on purchasing a wild animal (they can cost thousands […]
Every February 27 International Polar Bear Day is celebrated. It is the perfect day to become familiar with this magnificent animal of the wild. They live in the Arctic areas of the northern hemisphere where some of the coldest areas of the world are found; they need to be in temperatures 50 degrees or […]
Are you tired of the plunging temperatures and scraping ice and snow off of your windshield every morning? Maybe you have been dreaming of crystal, blue water lapping at the warm sand between your toes, or relaxing on the beach with a cold drink and a good book. If so, have you ever considered living […]
Wherever there are pigeons, there will probably be a pigeon club. Wherever there is a pigeon club, there is pigeon racing. For many people breeding and racing pigeons is a full-time job. Pigeon breeders/racers must be dedicated to breed, train, and take care of hundreds of pigeons 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. […]
Pets are loved members of the family. February 20 is the day for pet owners all over the world to give their pet extra attention; it is National Love Your Pet Day. It is a day for pet owners to ensure these family members are pampered, handled affectionately, and spoiled rotten. Dog lovers might […]
If asked, most people will answer that the largest state in the Union is Texas. However, Alaska is actually about two times larger than Texas. True, a lot of the northern territory is extremely cold and nearly uninhabitable, except for the caribou, bears, and other tundra animals such as the Arctic fox and musk ox. […]
Would you like to improve your skills at school and/or work? There is one thing you can do that will enhance several beneficial qualities at the same time. See if you can guess what it is. This activity helps people to train their eyes to pick out slight differences in colors and shapes. They have […]
Are you a dog lover or a cat person? If you love dogs, then maybe a dachshund is just what you need. Dachshunds are frequently referred to as “wiener” dogs because of their long, slender build. This breed dates back to the 15th century. For decades, Germans bred this breed of dog, and it is […]
In colloquial language, the mule tends to maintain a bad reputation. Derogatory phrases including “stubborn as a mule” and “pack mule” lend a negative connotation to the animal’s name; however, the mule boasts a rich American heritage and a plethora of unique characteristics, making it one of the most interesting domesticated animals to ever grace […]
Today it is so easy and quick to make soup in a crockpot or slow-cooker before you leave the house for the day. When you return at the end of the day, anxiety mellows, blood pressure goes down, and the tension of the day disappears as soon as the aroma of the homemade soup fills […]
A 2019 poll found that 30% of Americans have at least one tattoo, but tattoos prove problematic for many members of our society. Many religious creeds discourage visits to the tattoo parlor, and other Americans almost faint at the mere thought of a needle repeatedly piercing their skin. While this small minority utilizes subcutaneous ink […]
If you feel like doing something out of the norm, why not celebrate a different food each day for a week. Don’t do it alone though, enjoy the experience with family and friends. The following is for the dates January 19 through January 25, 2020. Sunday, January 19, is National Popcorn Day. What goes […]
Most fictional stories are inspired by events or people in the author’s life. An example are the Winnie-the-Pooh stories by Alan Alexander Milne, better known as A. A. Milne. His son, Christopher Robin, had a menagerie of toy animals. His bear purchased at Harrods in London came with the name of Edward, but Christopher […]
Over 3 billion fortune cookies are made each year in the United States. Most of them are purchased by Chinese restaurants. At the end of their meal, Americans look forward to breaking open their Chinese fortune cookie and reading what is written on the rectangular piece of paper that is hidden inside. Were these […]
It doesn’t matter if you were a child in the 40s, 50s, 60s, or later; all generations have at least one thing in common—they grew up being entertained by puppets! These television shows kept the young ones occupied while building their self-esteem. Baby Boomers fell in love with Howdy Doody. He was a wooden puppet […]
With cold and flu season upon us, it seems that illness is absolutely everywhere. Although winter has become synonymous with poor health, many people turn to home remedies as an easy and inexpensive method to counter sickness. The fact that a bracing cup of tea flavored with honey and lemon can help combat cold symptoms […]
Would you like to improve your skills at school and/or work? There is one thing you can do that will enhance several beneficial qualities at the same time. See if you can guess what it is. This activity helps people to train their eyes to pick out slight differences in colors and shapes. They have […]
Stickers have become a very valuable attribute to today’s society. People place stickers all over the place from cups to cars to even school supplies and laptops. Vinyl adhesive stickers first started to make an appearance after World War II, when many advancements were made to adhesive. During these times vinyl stickers were used to […]
When my daughter was young, I made her walk around mud puddles so she would stay clean. I could see by the look on her face it was a major test of obedience. I realize now that she really, really, really wanted to jump in the puddle and experience the thrill! All I was […]
National Bobblehead Day is established as an official National Observance Day to be celebrated annually each year on Jan. 7. It is a day of celebration for all spring-connected head bobbing figurines. Bobbleheads have been popular collectibles since the 20th century. With the use of plastic, mass production of bobbleheads was possible at a reasonable […]
As the baby boomer generation gets up in years, health care assistants are and will continue to be in high demand. In fact, the health care field will need more trained assistants than the population will be able to provide. In most of the world, people over 65 are the fastest growing age group. […]
Most sandwiches today are variations of the original. PB&J In 1896 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING magazine suggested readers use a meat grinder to make a peanut butter to spread on bread. In the 1940s jelly was added to the sandwich, making the PB&J sandwich. What started as peanut butter and jelly spread between two slices of bread, […]
Here in Southeast Texas, fishing is a leisurely activity most frequently enjoyed in warm weather. Local anglers usually prefer to take to the lakes or bays during a sunny spring midday or a balmy summer morning. However, north of StickerTalk’s native climate, a different breed of fisherman seeks out their quarry during the most bitter […]
The Christmas carol proves a ubiquitous staple of the holiday season, stretching through time and across cultures. Although many contemporary Christmas pay homage to the Nativity of Jesus Christ, carols were originally anthems of pagan worship. Sung most notably during the celebration of the winter solstice, carols accompanied ritual dances around ceremonial arrangements of stone; […]
What happens when we laugh? Our face and other muscles stretch, our blood pressure goes up in a good way, and we breath faster sending more oxygen throughout our body. William Fry, a pioneer in laughter research, says it took him ten minutes using a rowing machine to increase his heart rate to the […]
Apples have been around forever it seems and they are still grown worldwide. Trees can be started from seed or grafting onto rootstocks. They have been grown for thousands of years in Asia and Europe. History credits Alexander the Great with finding dwarfed apples in 328 BCE. European colonists brought apples to North America in […]
Every year the third Saturday in August National Honey Bee Day is celebrated. Are you wondering how you can recognize the honey bee this year on August 17? You certainly can’t buy a honey bee a treat like you would for a domestic pet. You also can’t adopt (financially contribute to its care) a […]
The Gulf Coast of the United States and the eastern coast of Central America are known for their beautiful beaches, seafood, and tourists. Twice a year they are also the home for black flying nuisances known as lovebugs, honeymoon flies, or double-headed bugs. The name “double-headed bug” came about because the mating pair remain joined […]
When you hear the words “Black Friday” what comes to mind? It probably depends on which generation you were born. In the 1800s it referred to the stock market crash caused by Jay Gould and James Fisk, both Wall Street financiers. They tried to run up the gold market on the New York Stock Exchange. […]
There is a lot of scientific information about why leaves change colors. The average person though just wants to know the week the leaves will be at their most vibrant so an annual scenic trip can be planned. There is nothing more disappointing than missing their beauty because you are too early or too […]
How many sandwiches can you name? It might be a fun activity on November 3 to do with your family and friends. Why November 3? That is the nonofficial day each year recognized as National Sandwich Day. Englishman John Montagu, the fourth Earl of Sandwich and a gambler, is credited with inventing the sandwich. Montagu […]
With the global interest in protecting our planet increasing at a rapid rate, it comes as no surprise that many people are searching for ways to become involved in the effort to save the Earth’s ecosystems. One of the easiest and most popular ways to go green is recycling. Although an assortment of materials can […]
On October 20, 1973, Queen Elizabeth II officiated the opening ceremony of the iconic Sydney Opera House. Its unique design rising above Sydney Harbor like billowing sails of bygone galleons, this theatrical hub beckons over two million patrons and tourists each year. Although its architectural structure is universally recognized as a symbol of culture and […]
October has arrived, and Halloween lurks just around the bend, sparking the appearance of a slough of spooky sights. From zombies to vampires and from ghosts to skeletons, the traditional symbols of the season represent only a few icons of fear. For many people, a plethora of unusual phobias haunt their psyche; seemingly harmless ideas […]
In 1972, 13 hot air balloons launched from a shopping center parking lot in Albuquerque, New Mexico. From this humble beginning, The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta was born. Today, it is the largest balloon festival in the WORLD. There are over 500 hot air balloons entered in various events and the tourist attendance is close […]
The Gulf Coast of the United States and the eastern coast of Central America are known for their beautiful beaches, seafood, and tourists. Twice a year they are also the home for black flying nuisances known as lovebugs, honeymoon flies, or double-headed bugs. The name “double-headed bug” came about because the mating pair remain joined […]
With the fairly recent advent of online shopping, virtual malls sprawl across vast cyberspace, enabling consumers to purchase everything from vehicles to high-quality stickers (wink!) with a few flicks of a finger. The ever-increasing demand for web-based commerce has created more challenges than ever on the United States Postal Service. One of few government services […]
I live all over the earth except extreme desert regions and the Antarctica. You find the largest majority of my kind in the tropics. Over 1,000 species like me exist and each has a different color, shape, and size. I can weigh less than a penny and more than 2 pounds. I am considered the […]
Close your eyes and pretend you are five years old again (I know this is a little difficult if you’re over 40). There is something soft and pliable in your hands that you roll into a ball using the same movements you use now when you make meatballs. It willingly allows you to press […]
The sweltering heat of summer gives way to crisp fall days as multitudes of barbecue lovers lament the traditional end of the outdoor cooking season. Barbecue proves a near and dear commodity to the palates of Americans, especially those residing within the borders of the southernmost states. A traditional staple of Southern cuisine, barbecue was […]
When you read the definition for grandparent it is just that, a definition. It is just a cold fact with no emotional attachment. Yet, there is no relationship as unique as that between a grandparent and a grandchild. If you are a grandchild in the United States of America, the perfect day this year […]
Actress Lucille Ball once quipped, “The secret of staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly, and lie about your age.” Ms. Ball’s youthful optimism is a common theme in the birthday traditions across several cultures. While most Americans are content to celebrate another year of life with cake and candles, other nations take birthday […]
According to one popular magazine, there are seven types of love. Agape is universal, unselfish love that is concerned for the welfare of others. Ludus is playful or uncommitted love. Eros is romantic love. Pragma is practical love founded on reason or duty. Philautia is self-love, emotional appraisal of ones worth relative to others. Philia […]
People are always looking for a reason to party and the best parties include lots of food and drink. Hosting an International Bacon Day celebration is a perfect reason to plan one. It is celebrated on the Saturday before Labor Day in the United States of America. (Do not confuse it with Bacon Day […]
The celestial majesty of the moon has captivated mankind’s imagination since the first stargazer lifted curious eyes to the night sky. People have developed a galaxy of theories outlining potential life forms native to our moon, but perhaps the grandest and most outlandish collection of ideas is commonly referred to as “The Great Moon Hoax.” […]
With our very first StickerTalk Teacher Giveaway drawing to a conclusion this past weekend, the StickerTalk crew took to the road to deliver our winners’ school supplies. We were proud to announce a grand total of eleven winners for this school year. Of our eleven winners, six of our lucky teachers cultivate young minds at […]
August 21 is the day to reflect on the contributions senior citizens have made. It is also the perfect day to tell them they are appreciated. In 1988, United States President Ronald Reagan signed a Proclamation making August 21 National Senior Citizen’s Day. Following is a quote from former President Reagan: “Throughout our history, […]
Now a ubiquitous symbol of the Lone Star State, the pecan tree has played an important part of Texas’s human history for centuries, even before the first European explorer set foot on Texas soil. Native Americans, most notably the Comache, prized the tree’s delicious nut for its high fat content and remarkable storability. Native Americans […]
Since the dwindling days of July, the young musicians of Buna High School have congregated on the concrete to tune their marching skills. Bravely forsaking the modern luxury of air conditioning for hours at a time, the Mighty Cougar Marching Band has flexed its determination and endurance to maintain its title, the Pride of Buna. […]
If you are a “people watcher” it probably doesn’t take you long to recognize someone who is left-hand dominant. You have observed the frustration on their face when they use a serrated knife; the cut is crooked instead of straight. At a restaurant there is always the game of musical chairs going on; a lefty […]
Recent survey data revealed that, second only to military service, the profession of teaching makes the largest contribution to American society in the eyes of the general public. However, teachers face many obstacles while educating upcoming generations, a challenge so great that nearly half of all teachers abandon the field of education all together before […]
Who doesn’t love to look at and listen to a waterfall. They are created when rivers plunge over the edges of cliffs crashing to the ground below. No two waterfalls are exactly alike; they vary in length, width, and power. People become mesmerized when viewing Angel Falls in Venezuela, Victoria Falls in Africa, and […]
Every year the third Saturday in August National Honey Bee Day is celebrated. Are you wondering how you can recognize the honey bee this year on August 17? You certainly can’t buy a honey bee a treat like you would for a domestic pet. You also can’t adopt (financially contribute to its care) a […]
Today, all over the world people drink tea. Tea is grown in 34 countries in Asia, Africa, South America, and at one commercial tea plantation in North America. Half of the tea production in the world comes from India. The three basic teas, (green, black, and oolong) come from the Camellia Sinensis plant. It is […]
Wind turbines produce energy without polluting the environment. While driving on a flat piece of road in many states in the USA, wind farms can be seen for miles. The United States Department of Energy (DOE) has set a goal that by 2030, wind energy sources will produce 20 percent of the electricity needed […]
Life is full of lots of firsts; first man on the moon, and first man to reach the summit of Mount Everest! To reach the summit of Mount Everest and make a successful descent takes unimaginable stamina. That is what New Zealand born Edmund Hillary had. He was born in the town of […]
If you’ve ever stumbled across a televised golf tournament while channel surfing, you will likely have seen a caddy in action. A common misunderstanding about this interesting profession concerns their job description as many casual observers assume the caddy’s sole duty is to lug a golfer’s equipment across the course. However, there is much more […]
As the dog days of July fade into August’s sweltering haze, we bid a sorrowful goodbye to Christmas in July. Homes, department stores, and television stations stow away festoons of evergreen and tinsel, decor not to be seen again until the twilight days of the calendar year. Christmas in July offers a virtual breath of […]
Do you have your StickerTalk camera dots? Better yet, are you using your StickerTalk camera dots? The most effective way to prevent someone from using malware to take over your webcam is to cover the lens. That’s it; cover the lens! The inexpensive camera dots need to be on laptops, tablets, cell phones, and […]
Books provide entertainment, information, and emotional escape. Today they can be found everywhere in various formats. Before the 1800s, books were available to the educated and the wealthy who had small libraries in their homes. Private book clubs called subscription or membership libraries were popular with the wealthy. They were funded by membership fees or […]
Charleston, South Carolina, welcomes thousands of visitors every year. The City Market, plantations, and the riverfront are popular tourist attractions. If you are looking for a one-of-a-kind unique experience in North America though, take time to visit the Charleston Tea Plantation located on Wadmalaw Island. It is a short scenic drive from the busy city. […]
A recent fad among dog owners entails crossing various breeds of dog to create unique hybrids with adorable names. The labradoodle, morkie, and chiweenie represent a few of these new pedigrees of pooch, but what happens when two completely separate species are mixed, resulting in an entirely avant-garde animal? It may sound like a plot […]
Decisions, decisions, decisions so many decisions to make about having a veggie garden. What will I plant? Where will I plant? What do I need to prepare before planting? If you are a beginning gardener, these are questions you need the answers to before you get your hands dirty. The first step is to do […]
In the United States there is a FLYING PIG MARATHON that has been run in Cincinnati, Ohio, since 1997. In the 1800’s Cincinnati had the nickname “Porkopolis” because of the meat packing industry and all the stockyards there. During this time, pigs could be seen running through the downtown Cincinnati streets to the stockyards. In […]
The organ has long been a favored instrument of church ensembles, rock bands, and classical masters. The instrument’s swelling tones prove incredibly versatile, capable of satisfying any musical taste. Traditional organs rely on a series of pipes to produce sound, but craftsmen have taken a few creative liberties while reimagining this iconic instrument. Fiery in […]
During WWI, as the story goes, on Christmas Eve 1915 there was a temporary truce between English troops and German troops. Out of nowhere a football (soccer ball is the term used in the USA and will be used in this blog) appeared and these two countries put their political views aside and played soccer! […]
The year is 1776. Philadelphia seamstress Elizabeth Ross is struggling to eke out a livelihood. Shortages induced by the American Revolution have crippled her family-owned upholstery business, and her husband, a militiaman, was recently killed while guarding ammunition from the clutches of invading British troops. Shunned by her Quaker family for her decision to marry […]
July 1 is Canada Day. On July 1, 1867, the United States northern neighbor, Canada, remembers the day when the British North America Act stated that Canada would become an independent dominion of England. The Act combined the provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Canada province (which eventually was split into Ontario […]
A profession resting soundly on a foundation of humanity and compassion, nursing has existed for thousands of years. Historians believe the earliest nursing school may have been founded in ancient India around 250 B.C. This school, however, only admitted male students, effectively barring women from the practice. A few centuries later in 300 A.D., Roman […]
A destination famous for attracting honeymooners in droves, Niagara Falls remains a cornerstone of the peerless North American landscape. This collection of cataracts contains three separate waterfalls, Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. The falls straddle the border of the United States and Canada, often making a trip to this legendary landmark an […]
According to recent polls, the beloved beagle is currently the fifth most popular breed of dog in the United States. This popularity, however, claims retrospective reaches in American history. Lyndon B. Johnson, the thirty-sixth president, owned three beagles named Him, Her, and Edgar. The British share our fascination with the breed as Queen Elizabeth I […]
There seems to be a day for almost everything and the magnificent sea turtle has not been forgotten. June 16th is World Sea Turtle Day. Sea turtles are air-breathing reptiles which means they have to come to the surface of the water periodically. There are seven species and all are endangered. Sea turtles are found […]
The StickerTalk family is proud to announce the addition of two new members! Allow us to introduce you to StickerTalk’s latest recruits: Peyton Garner is a recent honor graduate of Buna High School’s Class of 2019. In addition to graduating with honors, Peyton was also the president of the BHS chapter of Christians in Action […]
Journalist Regina Brett once stated, “If baking is any labor at all, it’s a labor of love. A love that gets passed from generation to generation.” Indeed, the art of has manifested in many forms during this generational transfer. Archaeologists combing the ruinous remains of ancient Egypt have recovered an early form of yeast utilized […]
Bigfoot, the Yeti, and the Loch Ness Monster: all of these fabled figures are classified as cryptids. Experts in this field of study, called cryptozoologists, define a cryptid as an unusual animal that appears in folklore but careens outside the accepted limits of scientific possibility; meager amounts of evidence often support the idea of a […]
Businessman Neil Blumenthal once said, “Creativity flows when curiosity is stoked.” Here at StickerTalk, our curiosity was recently piqued when Great Smoky Mountains National Park reached out to us concerning a unique opportunity for ingenuity. This picturesque national park sponsors an observatory event centered around the synchronous firefly, an illuminating insect native to the Smokies. […]
Twirling has been around forever. Once upon a time, although It isn’t documented, somewhere a long time ago someone put something between their fingers and spun it around, tossed it in the air, and caught it; twirling was invented! Today, people twirl batons (some lighted and some with fire), spin knives, fire knives, rifles, flags, […]
In 1890, Congress and President Harrison officially annexed Wyoming into the Union as the 44th state. Nicknamed the Equality State, Wyoming has gained national renown for being the first state to grant its female citizens the right to vote; however, Wyoming’s rich history began long before its establishment as a member of the United States. […]
Poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge once stated, “The love of a mother is the veil of a softer light between the heart and the heavenly Father.” This sentiment is nationally celebrated on Mother’s Day each year. However, long before Mother’s Day became an official American holiday, maternal love and support was honored in a variety of […]
The fun has just begun for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. On May 6, 2019, a baby boy was born to Meghan and Harry. They might be English royalty, but today they are experiencing the same emotions as all first-time parents. Immediately after giving birth, Meghan might have felt overjoyed with happiness, exhausted, and […]
Everyone at some time feels stressed to the max and everyone has their own way of dealing with it. One of the best stress releasers is gardening. We all know the saying, “bigger is better,” but when it comes to a therapeutic garden, size does not matter. What is important is the time you spend […]
Bass fishing has become a multibillion-dollar industry. Professional fishermen are no different than other sports professionals; they are constantly looking for the best gear they can afford. Just like there are numerous tennis rackets and golf clubs to choose from, there is a large selection of rods, lures, reels, lines, and electronic depth and fish-finding […]
When people open your car door do food wrappers, soda cans, water bottles, etc., come tumbling out? Or, when someone opens your car door will they find a clean seat waiting for them? People will size you up by the contents of your car. Even if the outside has just been run through the car […]
A LIGHT SENSATION I see a light in the distance, It is a small light. On, off, on, off, Never stopping. I try to get closer, It flies away. Someone says, “put the light in a glass jar.” Someone says, “That’s cruel.” I say, “How? It’s a light, Just a light.” Someone says, “not just […]
Rabbits are popular pets. There are about four dozen domestic breeds to select from. Each breed has its own distinct characteristics. Rabbits range in size from 2-pound dwarfs to more than 20-pound gentle giants as some people like to describe them. Owners of rabbits love to brag about how intelligent their pet is; just like […]
If you want a hypoallergenic pet that is not your ordinary cat or dog, think about a PIG! Before you run out and get one though, there are some important things to consider. Let’s look at some positive things about owning a pet pig. As stated before, pigs are hypoallergenic. They also do not shed […]
Fishing has served as a form of recreation for thousands of years. Countless anglers flood to lakes, rivers, and oceans each year in attempt to land a legendary catch, making fishing one of the most popular pastimes across the nation. In this edition of The StickerTalk, we invite you to grab your tackle box and […]
My first camera was called a Brownie even though it was black. It came with a strap that hung around my neck and when I waked it bounced up and down. I would insert a roll of film, take 12 picture and take the roll to the store where they would develop it. Each picture […]
Walking and running are great ways to get up out of that chair and do something that benefits YOU. The one you choose depends on the benefits you want to receive and how active you are currently. Let’s explore each separately. Walking There is the “stop and smell the roses walker.” This walker does not […]
A commemoration common to an overwhelming majority of Christian denominations, Easter celebrates the ultimate triumph of Jesus Christ over the power of evil and death. Always falling on between March and April 25, Easter is observed on the first Sunday after the first full moon of spring, a patterned determined by the Council of Nicaea […]
Smiles spread happiness! Smiles spread goodwill! Smiles spread the feeling of peace! People of every age, nationality, language, and race speak the universal language of a smile. These facts and other facts have been confirmed by studies conducted at several universities. The brain does not know the difference between a fake smile and a smile […]
It doesn’t matter what your age is, what your social background is, or what country you reside in; everyone loves balloons! This blog is not about big commercial balloons that float high over skyscrapers in holiday parades. It is about balloons that are twisted into various shapes right before your eyes. They appear at numerous […]
A musical instrument transcending generations, cultures, and traditions, the flute has proven a staple of auditory artistry for centuries. While the anatomy of the instrument varies from setting to setting, all flutes are essentially an open tube that creates sound when the musician blows air into it. Of course, the material used to make the […]
If you have a fear of ALL snakes, take your vacation or better yet think about moving to Ireland, Iceland, Greenland, Newfoundland, New Zealand or the Falkland Islands. Snakes are nonexistent there. If you are okay with snakes in general, but apprehensive when you see one in the wild for fear it is poisonous, the […]
Most of the countries in the world today, but not all, use standardized time zones developed in 1878 by a Canadian named Sir Sanford Fleming. He reasoned, there are 360 degrees of longitude. Longitude is defined as the angular distance between a point on any meridian and the prime meridian. Each hour the earth rotates […]
And the best in show is—these are the last word the judge says before announcing the top bird over all others in the show. Judging categories are Best in Class, Best in Section, and Best in Show. If you have never been to a bird show, add it to your bucket list; you won’t be […]
Spring is in full swing, ushering the return of blissful temperatures, picturesque wildflowers, and the ever-amusing hummingbird. World renowned, the hummingbird hold a Guinness World Record for its compact stature, but don’t let their size fool you! These feathered fairies are by no means small in spirit. In this edition of The StickerTalk, grab your […]
By Denise V If your entire body craves this delicious, creamy, and healthy treat, chocolate, you might want to pursue a career as a professional chocolate taster. Just as professional wine tasters have a specific procedure to follow to judge the quality of a fine wine, there is a specific procedure for judging the […]
Land of the Golden Gate Bridge, the giant redwoods, and Hollywood Boulevard, California also plays host to a much more elusive icon. Known by many monikers, the Bigfoot, also called the Sasquatch, yeti, and ape-man, is said to inhabit the vast expanses of Californian wilderness. In this edition of The StickerTalk, saddle up for a […]
The world runs on rails and has since the 1800s. The first successful steam locomotive was developed in Great Britain. Today in countries all over the world, people and materials are transported quickly within and between countries. The train, not airplanes, brought about the world-wide need for standardized time zones. The fascination with trains quickly […]
A celebration that makes other holidays turn green with envy, St. Patrick’s Day offers a heaping helping of Irish culture and folklore to revelers around the globe. This holiday was designed as an observance to honor Ireland’s patron saint; however, St. Patrick’s Day’s domain now reaches far beyond religion and into the secular celebratory sphere. […]
The second Saturday in March ushers in the annual pomp of the Redbud Festival for StickerTalk’s hometown of Buna, Texas. This spring celebration began with the establishment of the Miss Buna Pageant in 1957, an effort by the Buna Volunteer Fire Department to raise money for their fledgling organization. A truly down-home event, the first […]
What Is Your Favorite Color? When someone asks you what your favorite color is, think before you answer. The color you name tells a lot about you, at least about your mood on that day. The color of the vehicle you drive, the colors of the rooms in your home, the color of the fabrics […]
An annual tradition beginning on the first Saturday of March, the Iditarod represents a culmination of Alaskan history and tradition. The first Iditarod race occurred in 1973 as a way to preserve the sport of dog sled racing while simultaneously commemorating the critical role mushing played in a diphtheria epidemic in 1925. When children in […]
If you are tall and sometimes wish you were shorter, you might want to think about some of the blessings of being tall. One benefit of being tall is the ease of getting items on the top shelf of a cabinet. A tall person might have to stand on their tippy toes and stretch […]
For most people, the term “sport” spurs ideas of athleticism or images of players competing on a field or court in an all out test of athletic skill. While these ideas and images are not wrong, the definition of “sport” is quickly changing to encompass new genres. As computers become more powerful and readily available, […]
Each year on February 22, America celebrates the birthday of our first president, the illustrious George Washington. Although his main claim to fame lies in his political leadership, Washington’s biography hosts a variety of unexpected truths and trivia. On what would have been his 288th birthday, join The StickerTalk on a historical hike through the […]
If you live in the United States and happen to reside in Texas or one of the other Gulf Coast states, you have seen a short-legged mammal with an oval-shaped bony plate covering its back, legs, head, and tail walking along the side of the road. Its plate is usually referred to as its shell […]
Hidden under the towering peaks of Arizona’s Guadalupe Mountains, Carlsbad Caverns National Park hosts a horde of otherworldly wonders and spooky surprises. Believed to be the oldest network of caves on the planet, this collection of colossal caverns offers both nature lovers and history buffs an opportunity to exercise their expertise as the park represents […]
You are planning to go on a picnic. You spot your grandparents straw picnic basket and think how much fun it would be to use it. You dust it off and open it up. Inside you see plates, cups, utensils, and food storage containers. Realization hits; you will need to bring everything home, wash each […]
A celebration of love and goodwill, Valentine’s Day heralds visions of candy, cards, and stuffed animals. Although these motifs may seem universal, each culture entertains a unique mode of revelry. In this edition of The StickerTalk, join us on a virtual globe tour to explore Valentine’s Day around the world! In Denmark, pristine snowdrops replace […]
On the frigid morning of February, 2, 2019, Americans from coast to coast celebrated Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction of an early spring when the meteorologically-inclined rodent proved unable to see his shadow. While the American holiday of Groundhog Day may seem eternally rooted in tradition and folklore, other cultures and eras have developed other quirky customs […]
A practice specializing in oral health and nervous patients, dentistry proves a fascinating field of study that springs from the first glimmers of civilization. Historians theorize that the first dentists existed in early Indus Valley communities. Although the Indus Valley dentists left no literature behind, medial pioneers in ancient Samaria published a string of dental […]
On the night of January 20, 2019, eyes lifted heavenward to witness a spectacle in the skies. Captivating millions of curious souls, a total lunar eclipse unfolded over the course of the evening; as the moon turned an eerie shade of rusty red, the Earth’s shadow slowly, yet temporarily, devoured all traces of moonlight. Although […]
Distinguished by its unmatched timbre and unique assortment of physical traits, the trombone continues to remain one of Western music’s most popular instruments. The modern trombone traditionally is confined to roles in symphony ensembles, concert bands, or jazz groups, but the horn’s historical foundation proves much broader in nature. In this edition of The StickerTalk, […]
A diva of the desert, the humble succulent has taken fashion and design landscapes by storm. The plant’s unique appearance lends an air of natural beauty to home décor displays, clothing, and jewelry, making the succulent a rising star in a variety of industries. In this edition of The StickerTalk, join us as we rediscover […]
A breed characterized by its large stature and gentle demeanor, the Belgian horse boasts a rich tradition coupled with a powerful build. The Belgian traces its impressive pedigree back to the Middle Ages. Early Belgians, a breed known as the Flemish “Great Horse,” carried medieval knights into battle. In fact, Richard the Lionhearted, one of […]
The resolution: a tradition typically embraced during the initial onslaught of the new year’s temptations but eventually abandoned for the sake of comfort and routine. While many consider new year’s resolutions a fairly modern blight on humanity’s resolve, these annual objectives have existed since ancient times. Approximately four thousand years ago, ancient Babylonians created resolutions […]
New Year’s Day traditionally embodies sentiments of hope and lauds the coming year’s abundance of opportunities. While these uplifting themes prove universal throughout most languages and cultures, the medium of celebration varies from nation to nation. In 2018’s final edition of The StickerTalk, our blog surveys the assorted array of international customs and curiosities surrounding […]
Christmas Around the World, Take Two A cross-cultural celebration, Christmas has been translated into a multitude of languages and customs. Although we here in Southeast Texas religiously observe Christmas with such treasured traditions as sweet potato pie, fried turkey, and short-sleeves, curiosity is nevertheless piqued by the international and exotic; so, in what has become […]
A Tree-Riffic Tradition “Sprucing” up the holidays since the 1500s, Christmas trees typically prove a common sight during December. Like many customs, this annual evergreen exposition has experienced evolution over the course of past centuries and varying cultures. Join The StickerTalk as we needle into the lifeblood, er… sap, of the tradition of the Christmas […]
Merry and Bright A custom of quintessential quality, the annual display of Christmas lights has a deep-rooted history in civilized society. The tradition of lighting a Christmas tree is believed to have been established by Martin Luther, the priest responsible for the Protestant Reformation. A lover of nature, Luther attempted to replicate the serenity of starlight […]
An Evening With Elves From careful connoisseurs of conduct to skillful surveyors of sweets, Santa’s task force of elves fills a multitude of roles during the Christmas season. While some aspects of an elf’s life and labor seem universal, its appearance differs from culture to culture. Join The StickerTalk as we embark on an elven […]
Frozen Follies The snowman represents a frosty facet of holiday nostalgia, a frozen friend of millions of children. An international icon, the snowman’s fame reaches far and wide as the majority of northern cultures celebrate the snowman in a variety of forms and fashions. In this edition of The StickerTalk, we invite you to indulge […]
A Rendezvous With Reindeer Santa’s preferred beast of burden and a zoological favorite among the young and young at heart, the humble reindeer headlines each December as the North Pole’s crowning critter. Traditional folklore states that a team of reindeers powers Santa’s annual international escapade, but how much additional information about this unique animal is […]
The Perfectly Pleasant Poinsettia A traditional icon of Christmas, the poinsettia’s striking colors have added an abundance of cheer to holiday celebrations for centuries. It is said that the poinsettia was first introduced to American greenhouses by Joel Roberts Poinsett. Poinsett, the first American ambassador to Mexico and the plant’s namesake, was enamored by this […]
Dazzling December As the year winds to its conclusion, the month of December finally begins, bringing numerous holidays, frosty weather, and a plethora of time-honored traditions. In this edition of The StickerTalk, join us as we discover some of December’s most delightful details. The name “December” traces its roots back to Ancient Rome, “decem” being […]
The StickerTalk Celebrates Thanksgiving Around the Globe An observance as old as America itself, Thanksgiving annually commemorates the survival of the pilgrims in the New World. While Thanksgiving is undeniably, uniquely American, a multitude of other cultures throughout the world celebrate holidays of gratitude. Join The StickerTalk on an international expedition of appreciation as we […]
Cape Cod’s Countless Curiosities An area comprised of picturesque Atlantic coastline, Cape Cod’s natural allure invites admirers from all corners of the globe to bask in a haven from modern perils. This scenic peninsula proves to be a hotspot for tourism and culture, providing its visitors both carefree entertainment and intellectual enlightenment. In this edition […]
Thank You, Veterans! General George S. Patton once stated, “It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived.” Taking a leaf from General Patton, Americans annually celebrate our veterans on November 11, a tradition that began on November 11, 1919. Exactly one year following […]
Oh Happy Day! A day that’s as unique as you, birthdays prove universal in all languages, cultures, and eras. Heralded by cakes, presents, and parties, people everywhere anticipate birthdays as a celebration of life and love. In this edition of The StickerTalk, join us as we slice into the sweet histories and obscurities surrounding the […]
It’s Unanimous! As October fades into November, voting season culminates in a grand display in democracy. No matter which end of the political spectrum you hail from, everyone can agree that your vote and voice matter in the upcoming election. In honor of National Election Day, The StickerTalk has compiled an interesting assortment of political […]
The Appaloosa: Amazingly Adept and Absolutely American Some call it the Dalmatian of the horse world. Others know it as the most versatile and uniquely American equestrian breed. Whatever your impression of the Appaloosa horse, it is easy to understand why this speckled breed has trotted away with the hearts of animal lovers. Saddle up […]
Easy as Pie From the all-American apple to the fall flavors of pumpkin, pies are a culinary staple across the nation. These popular pastries appear at the pinnacle of potlucks, picnics, and parties, making any meal just a little sweeter. Join The StickerTalk as we survey a slice of the pie’s flavorful history. Pies were […]
The Wonders of Washington It is the capital city of the United States and a cultural melting pot for people from all corners of the globe; Washington, D.C., hosts a plethora of unusual sights and harbors a unique heritage. Throughout our nation’s winding history, this bustling city has played a central role in the destiny […]
Picture Perfect A picture is worth a thousand words; almost everyone has heard this ancient adage. However, many people are not familiar with the picture’s equally intriguing role in politics, society, and discovery. Strike a pose with The StickerTalk as we explore the colorful world of photography! Although cameras have been utilized extensively since the […]
Join the Cause for a Cure A horrific disease that affects people of all genders, backgrounds, and ages, breast cancer has ravaged society for centuries, claiming far too many lives and leaving many without hope. However, brave men and women dedicated to finding a cure for breast cancer have declared October Breast Cancer Awareness Month […]
Hotdog for Hotdogs! The hotdog, both a slang term suggesting excellence or a tasty treat enjoyed at picnics and baseball games, serves as an American cultural icon. A dish that has revolutionized the culinary industry and forever altered the palates of the American diner, hotdogs are currently served in a plethora of forms and fashions, […]
Tupelo: Terrifically Trendy and Thoroughly Thrilling Although not typically considered a monstrous metropolis, the city of Tupelo, Mississippi, serves as a hub of culture and history. Its unique location allows Tupelo to harbor both serene, natural beauty and modern innovations, making the community a complex fusion of the area’s rich past and its promising future. […]
Amazing Aspects of Autumn Officially beginning at 8:54 PM on September 22, autumn has commenced its annual reclamation of both weather and foliage, prompting fans of fall to don a light jacket and order a pumpkin spice latte. Although autumn is generally recognized for its more obvious characteristics such as gradually decreasing temperatures and leaves […]
The Ever-Popular Pumpkin The pleasantly plump pumpkin has recently gained notoriety as the key ingredient for a litany of pumpkin-spice-flavored seasonal eats, drinks, and treats. However, the pumpkin possesses a variety of other charms besides its inexplicable ability to enhance the flavor of lattes in coffeeshops across the nation. Join The StickerTalk as we carve […]
They’ve Got Spirit, Yes They Do! From pyramids to pompoms and from flight to flips, cheerleaders and their assorted arsenal of acrobatics have played an integral role in athletic contests for over a century. Today’s ever-optimistic cheerleader brightens up sporting events, rallies school spirit, and even participates in competitive cheering events, but the modern cheerleader […]
Volleyball’s Vivid Vying Fast-paced and packed with exciting action, volleyball has been entertaining both athletes and spectators since 1895. William G. Morgan, the man additionally responsible for the creation of basketball, invented the sport for the students under his instruction at his local YMCA. By fusing aspects of already existing sports, including tennis, basketball, and […]
The Prized Pekingese Characterized by its regal demeanor and poofy pelt, the Pekingese boasts the title of one of the most ancient and pure dog breeds still in existence. The Pekingese’s past is ornamented with colorful folklore and truthful tales of the breed’s character and cultural importance. In this edition of The StickerTalk, we invite […]
A Look at Labor Day Labor Day is traditionally recognized as the end of the grilling season and as the last chance to rock a white ensemble, but the holiday has not always carried such a lighthearted connotation. Observed annually on the first Monday of September, the nineteenth century labor movement originally founded Labor Day […]
Magnificent Moscow It’s the largest city on the European continent, so it comes as no surprise that Moscow, Russia, effortlessly attracts the attention of wandering wayfarers. Boasting a rich history and unique customs, Moscow’s far reaches shelter a plethora of secrets. In this edition of The StickerTalk, we invite you to delve into the endless […]
Split Opinions Although considered an emblem of the American past, the exquisitely extravagant banana split still boasts the ability to make mouths water and diets be conveniently forgotten. In fact, this sweet treat garners such an abundance of attention that Americans annually dedicate August 25 as National Banana Split Day. In spite of the banana […]
In De-Nile An unequalled fusion of archaic ages and fresh fashion, the nation of Egypt perpetually serves as a source of amazement for the inquisitive. While modern Egyptians boast a rich culture and curious customs, much of the country’s allure stems from the era of the Egyptian pharaohs. The StickerTalk invites you to travel back […]
We’re “Rooting” for You! As summer vacation draws to a close, marching bands across the country ready themselves for successful seasons. Of course, the Mighty Cougar Marching Band, located in StickerTalk’s hometown of Buna, Texas, is no exception. Dedicating themselves to musical excellence and the art of discipline, this group is sure to impress and […]
Sunflower Power A floral favorite, the sunflower’s distinctive yellow petals can add a bit of brightness to any garden. Whether you enjoy its delectable seeds or simply revel in the flower’s aesthetic charm, the sunflower’s versatility offers a wide array of pleasures to a multitude of tastes. Not only does the sunflower delight the eye […]
Fowl Play Besides serving as the subject of the ever-popular, yet increasingly cliche joke, chickens also populate countless farms across the globe as one of the most widely domesticated animals on Earth. Although the word “chicken” has become synonymous with cowardice and dimwittedness, these festively feathered fowls prove entertaining pets as well as an immersive […]
The Curious Chasm of the Lone Star State A spectacle of splendor, Palo Duro Canyon shatters the monotony of the high plains of the Texas Panhandle, carving intricate indentions into brilliantly banded rock. Palo Duro Canyon State Park, a sanctuary where rocky spires may freely scrape endless blue skies, serves as a refuge from the […]
A Class Act As the dog days of summer wind to a close, young musicians lay aside the leisures of of the season and take up their instruments, flocking to band halls and practice fields. Seamlessly weaving together musicianship, discipline, and camaraderie, marching band plays an integral role in the lives of countless students, molding […]
Head and Shoulders Above the Rest A beacon of freedom and an emblem of unity, Mount Rushmore towers above all other national monuments. This titanic sculpture draws countless crowds of tourists annually, offering pristine views of the Black Hills of South Dakota and opportunities for patriotic ponderings and reflections. Although the sculpture gracing Mount Rushmore […]
The Fabulous Flamingo They are absolutely everywhere: from front yards to zoos and from aquariums to amusement parks, flamingos brighten up any environment! Although these brilliant birds originally hail from tropical climates, they have found their way into the hearts of avian enthusiasts across the globe. In this edition of The StickerTalk, we have assembled […]
The Keys to Musicality The piano is perhaps the most versatile musical instrument in existence. From sophisticated concert halls to adrenaline-fueled rock concerts, the humble piano boasts the unique capability to transcend a plethora of genres. Easy enough to seem approachable to young students yet simultaneously daunting to even the most seasoned musician, this instrument […]
Sensational San Francisco Boasting sweeping scenery, a diverse culture, and a vivid past, the city of San Francisco entertains an assorted array of tastes and curiosities. From the pristine waters of the San Francisco Bay to its endless blocks of historical architecture, San Francisco represents the epitome of all things American. Due to its complex […]
Pickleball: It’s a Big Dill The noteworthy sport of pickleball has recently garnered attention as a favored pastime of innovative athletes. A relatively new sport, pickleball harbors an array of enigmas to the average observer; because the sport is a complex blend of other games, it may seem difficult to understand or enjoy. However, pickleball’s […]
Amazing Alaska Stretching across the northern wilderness, the state of Alaska proves a modern marvel of civilization. From snow-capped mountain peaks to famous dog sled races, the Last Frontier offers a variety of wonders to travelers of all ages and backgrounds. In this biweekly edition of The StickerTalk, we hope to highlight a handful of […]
Aiming High A sport dating back to the pinnacle of ancient Egypt, archery requires both physical strength and careful cunning. Because each generation has adopted its own variation of the sport, archery boasts a rich heritage steeped in a plethora of cultures and customs. In this edition of The StickerTalk, we have amassed an assorted […]
Westward Bound! In spite of its sleek, futuristic design, the Gateway Arch traces its roots back to the early days of American exploration. This magnificent monument’s origins begin with the Louisiana Purchase of 1803; President Thomas Jefferson, driven by the dream of national expansion, acquired over 800,000,000 square miles of formerly French land for the […]
Dynamic Dads Each year, the third Sunday in June is reserved for the celebration of Father’s Day. A holiday honoring the traditional protector and provider for the household, Father’s Day has been celebrated since the early 1900s. The fatherly festival owes much of its existence to Sonora Smart Dodd, the “Mother of Father’s Day.” Inspired […]
The Marvelous Mastiff A dog characterized by its oxymoronic combination of sheer mass and gentle demeanor, the Mastiff is often considered one of the oldest breeds in existence. Although modern Mastiffs often prove leisure-loving giants, the breed’s colorful past contains stories of valor, vengeance, and suspense. In this edition of The StickerTalk, we have mustered […]
The StickerTalk Celebrates National Aquarium Month Fittingly, the month of June serves as National Aquarium Month. As the weather warms and beachgoers flock to the shorelines, conservationists hope this month-long celebration will inspire intrigue in curious minds concerning the native inhabitants of our beloved oceans. A timeless tradition, aquariums trace their extensive roots to ancient times. […]
A Dessert of Dizzying Description The humble donut, sweet, soft, and sugary, globally serves as a breakfast staple. From donuts adorned with vibrant sprinkles to the modest glazed dessert devoured by donut purists, there is a flavor for every palate. While most people have savored the tempting taste of this popular pastry, few donut-devourers are […]
The StickerTalk Observes Memorial Day Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., once stated, “In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.” Honoring this theme, Americans annually dedicate Memorial Day to the memory our fallen soldiers. The tradition of Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, began in […]
Bison and Badgers and Deer, Oh My! The world’s first national park, Yellowstone National Park has been amazing visitors since its establishment in 1872. From gushing geysers to towering forests, Yellowstone’s abundance of natural wonders serves as a timeless source of inspiration for people of all ages, backgrounds, and creeds. Yellowstone, an expansive region, sprawls […]
A Sport for the Ages Stumble upon any country club, high school, or recreation league, and you will likely witness at least a handful of athletes engaged in a lively match of tennis. Popular around the world, tennis is a sport immersed in tradition and history. In this biweekly edition of The StickerTalk, we have […]
The Limitless Llama A creature bursting with character, the llama has taken popular culture by storm. Its unruly appearance coupled with its distinctive disposition make this animal a supreme subject for the curious and creative. However, there is more to the llama than meets the eye. Llamas boast an extensive service in domestication; first utilized […]
Thanks a Million, Mom! A holiday honoring relentless maternal love, Mother’s Day became an official American holiday in 1914 when President Woodrow Wilson formally dedicated the second Sunday of May to this momentous celebration of motherhood. Children traditionally observe Mother’s Day by showering their mothers with flowers, cards and gifts to express their gratitude to […]
The StickerTalk Celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week Society’s unsung heroes, teachers of all education levels perpetually strive to educate and equip the next generation of achievers. From English teachers to music educators and vocational teachers to coaches, all teachers seek to exemplify altruism, selflessly sacrificing for the benefit of their students. In this biweekly edition of […]
Express Yourself with StickerTalk’s Apple Watch Button Dots™ StickerTalk is excited to introduce a new line of products: Apple Watch Button Dots™! Made with the same care, expertise, and quality as our world-renowned bumper stickers, our Apple Watch Button Dots™ offer our customers an additional opportunity to express themselves. Our inventory includes a range of patterns to […]
An Out-of-This-World City A city shrouded in enigma, Roswell, New Mexico, existed in peaceful obscurity until the year 1947 when Roswell native Mac Brazel discovered an unidentifiable pile of wreckage in his pasture. Brazel, along with panicked neighbors, attributed the heap of distorted metal, plastic, and foil to extraterrestrial activity. When soldiers quickly responded to […]
The StickerTalk Celebrates International Jazz Day On April 30 musicians around the world will celebrate International Jazz Day. A truly unequalled musical genre, jazz invites listeners of all backgrounds to immerse themselves in its rich harmonies and unusual rhythms. Jazz’s unique flair can be traced to the style’s origins. The genre was born when slaves […]
Wilson’s Creek: Home of Unsung Heroes When asked to recall information concerning the battles comprising the American Civil War, most people paint sprawling images of the chaos at Gettysburg or the destruction following Sherman’s March to the Sea. However, one of the most important battles of the war was fought west of the Mississippi. Often […]
Bodacious Bowling The sport of bowling, both engrossing and exacting in nature, boast a lengthy role in culture and entertainment. According to an archeological discovery made during the 1930s, Ancient Egyptians may have been the first bowlers. The sport then spread to Europe. Early Germans allegedly proved natural bowlers as did the English; in fact, British soldiers so […]
The Bonnie, Bonnie Banks of Loch… Ness Characterized by intrigue and enigma, Loch Ness is among the most popular tourist destinations in the world. This pristine lake located in the Scottish Highlands effortlessly captures the attention of a multitude of curious explorers, many of whom hope to catch a glimpse of the ever-elusive Loch Ness […]
Chocolate: A Timeless Temptation Chocolate is one sweet treat that universally serves as a guilty pleasure. Although most people prefer to enjoy its sweet, rich flavor in candy bars, cakes, and other food items, chocolate made is culinary debut in liquid form. The Olmecs, Mayans, and Aztecs devoutly consumed chocolate as a spiced beverage. One […]
The StickerTalk Celebrates National Sibling Day April 10 marks the annual observance of National Sibling Day. A holiday commonly celebrated on an assorted array of social media platforms, the holiday prompts revelers to snap a selfie with brothers and sisters, reflect on treasured memories, and laud their siblings’ unique quirks. While each household cultivates differing […]
‘Cross the Wide Missouri An area forever immortalized in song, the land comprising Shenandoah National Park is steeped in history and rich in natural beauty. The region’s first settlers were Native Americans who thrived from the land’s abundant natural resources. Shenandoah’s picturesque landscapes amazed European adventurers when they arrived in the eighteenth century. Many of […]
The Divine Dalmatian A breed famous for their spotted coat, the Dalmatian dog breed proves a household favorite across the globe. Although many automatically imagine the speckled dog perched atop an old-fashioned fire wagon, the Dalmatian boasts a rather diverse, yet arcane, history. Historians cannot determine the exact origin of the breed but believe the […]
Flowering Hope Brightly dyed eggs and cheerful bunnies commonly constitute symbols of Easter, but one religious motif captures the spirit of the holiday like no other. The lily has served an integral role in Easter celebrations of countless generations, appearing in both churches and devout Christian households during the Easter season. A deeply symbolic representation, […]
A Sport as American as Apple Pie Few sports showcase the American spirit with the vibrancy of baseball, earning the game the title of “America’s pastime.” A relatively young sport, baseball’s origins are intricately woven into the history of the nation itself. According to some historians, facets of modern baseball are derived from a children’s […]
The StickerTalk Explores Easter Around the World One of Christianity’s most prominent celebrations, Easter is heralded by a number of various traditions and celebrations. While Passion plays, chocolate bunnies, and egg hunts are common sights here in Southeast Texas, other cultures commemorate Christ’s resurrection in more exotic manners. In this edition of The StickerTalk, we […]
Marvelous Memphis Named after an ancient Egyptian city, Memphis, Tennessee, serves as a hub of art and culture. Its rich history teamed with the surrounding natural scenery have earned the city the world’s fascination. While reasons to visit Memphis abound in multitudes, The StickerTalk has compiled a list of our favorite aspects of this unique […]
The StickerTalk Explores St. Patrick’s Day A day dedicated to Ireland’s vibrant culture, it comes as no surprise that St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated by a wide variety of other nations. While most people are moderately familiar with the holiday’s quirky traditions, St. Patrick’s Day customs are deeply rooted in Irish religion and convention. In […]
Carefree Kayaking For centuries, mankind has been drawn to the water for peace and serenity. While hobbies like swimming and fishing have seemingly existed since time began, a relatively new water activity entices a growing population of participants to abandon their worries and pick up a paddle. The popular sport of kayaking appeals to a […]
A Weekend to Remember Although we typically market our world-renowned products online, the StickerTalk crew challenged this norm by manning a booth at our hometown’s annual Redbud Festival this weekend. A new experience for our team, our booth was open for two days at the Buna, Texas, fairgrounds. During this period, we were able to […]
Coming Soon to a Festival Near You! StickerTalk is excited to announce that a sampling of our vast inventory will be available for purchase at our hometown’s 46th annual Redbud Festival! From inspirational crosses to local mascots, our booth will house over 50 of our best sellers. In addition to our classic line of stickers, […]
The StickerTalk Celebrates Texas Independence Day The year is 1836. General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana’s iron-fisted rule of Texas has finally reached a fever pitch as the Mexican dictator and his army lay siege to the Alamo mission near San Antonio, preventing its Texian defenders from receiving vital supplies or military support. To the […]
Blissful Birding Evidence increasingly abounds indicating the impending advent of spring. Colorful blossoms spread their petals, white blankets of snow slowly fade, and Earth is allowed to bask in the Sun’s rays for extended periods of time. For some sorrowful souls, the new season only offers ample opportunities for allergy attacks; however, another group utilizes […]
A Texan Take on a Timeless Treat Every morning countless children and adults awake to the delicious delight of a warm, crispy waffle. Soaked with syrup, the waffle has enticed appetites since ancient epochs. Historians report that the first waffles were crafted by the Ancient Greeks. However, these waffles boasted a flavor that barely resembled […]
The Maine Coon: A Purrfect Pet While all cat breeds offer unique personalities and amusing quirks to potential owners, the Maine Coon distinguishes itself through both sheer size and zany antics. Complex critters, these cats boast multifaceted personalities and characteristics. However, we’ve condensed the most prominent hallmarks of the Maine Coon into this edition of […]
The StickerTalk Celebrates Presidents’ Day Recently, The StickerTalk has payed homage to a wide variety of February holidays. From outstanding African Americans to weather-forecasting rodents, our blog has painstakingly examined a plethora of celebratory subjects. However, we have elected to save the investigation of perhaps the most amusing February observation for this week’s biweekly post. […]
The StickerTalk Explores Black History Month Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, and Martin Luther King, Jr., are a few names that spring to mind when the topic of Black History Month is broached. However, a host of unsung African American heroes populate the tattered pages of American history; in this edition of The StickerTalk, we hope […]
An Amusing Alternative to a Time-Honored Tradition As winter’s harsh hand begins to recede, the returning birdsongs and the delicate, blossoming flowers inspire the romantic festivities surrounding Valentine’s Day. A holiday dedicated to the lovestruck, revelers typically celebrate Valentine’s Day by exchanging extravagant bouquets and decadent treats with their sweethearts. However, for currently unattached folks, […]
The Foundations of America’s Football Frenzy As the professional football season draws to a dramatic close, the research efforts behind The StickerTalk were directed towards the genesis of the sport. We hope this compilation of curiosities both fascinates and enlightens our readers. Modern American football traces its origins to back to the Nineteenth Century. The […]
The Wonderful Windy City While most Americans associate mental images of booming metropolises, diverse crowds, and towering skyscrapers with Chicago, Illinois, many facets of the city remain undiscovered by the general public. In this edition of The StickerTalk, we hope to shed a bit of light on the authentic identity of the nation’s third largest […]
The Coffee Controversy An energizing beverage often found at the epicenter of exhausting endeavors and early morning rituals, coffee has constantly been the subject of dispute. Ethiopian shepherds first stumbled upon coffee beans in 800 A.D., and the drink soon waxed popular among members of the Muslim faith. This trend sparked outrage in the Catholic […]
From Candles to Critters, Groundhog Day Continues to Thrill While most people are familiar with the concept of Groundhog Day, this quirky holiday springs from often unsung origins. America’s initial Groundhog Day was celebrated on February 2, 1887; however, this day was the culmination of centuries of culture and tradition. Groundhog Day traces its origins […]
The Percheron’s Prestige Author Pam Brown once stated, “A horse is the projection of peoples’ dreams about themselves – strong, powerful, beautiful – and it has the capability of giving us escape from our mundane existence.” While all horse breeds offer humanity unequaled companionship and strength, the Percheron breed proves especially unique. The predecessors of […]
How Will the Latest Change in Postage Rate Affect Me? Here at StickerTalk, we pride ourselves on offering premium quality products to our customers at an affordable price, offering free standard shipping on both foreign and domestic orders. However, due to the United States Postal Service’s rate alterations set to take effect on January 21, […]
The StickerTalk Explores National Blood Donor Month The month of January plays host to an assorted array of holidays; while celebrations such as New Years and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day seem to dominate the month, January additionally serves as National Blood Donor Month. An observance primarily sponsored by the American Red Cross, National Blood […]
The Humble Hibiscus Known for its physical beauty and unique flavor, the hibiscus has earned a decorated pedestal in an assorted array of cultures. While the average American typically limits the hibiscus’s significance to that of an exotic garden ornament, this unique flower wields much more importance in other lifestyles. African medicinal tradition claims that […]
The Great StickerTalk Escape After years of diligent dedication, StickerTalk finally realized the dream of owning an inventory consisting of over 10,000 unique and premium quality products. Today, the team took a break from making our world-renowned stickers to celebrate this tremendous accomplishment, focusing the enthusiasm and energy typically harnessed into craftsmanship on the task […]
A Dairy Delight for the Ages While culinary cultures universally acknowledge ice cream as a superior sweet treat, its origins prove somewhat obscure. In an effort to enlighten our readers with tons of trivial tidbits, this edition of The StickerTalk will investigate the evolution of this favored dessert. Some historians claim that early forms of […]
The StickerTalk Presents: How to Keep a Resolution According to an article published by Huffington Post, only about eight percent of New Year’s resolutions succeed. This statistic may seem daunting; however The StickerTalk has concocted a compilation of hints that we hope will help you avoid this commonly observed dissolve of resolve. Write your resolution […]
StickerTalk Explores New Year Around the Globe A couple of weeks ago, The StickerTalk delved into the riveting subject of Christmas celebrations across the earth. To continue in the spirit of the season, we hope to enlighten our readers with copious curiosities about exotic New Year celebrations. North Carolina While North Carolina isn’t exactly a […]
The Lovable Labrador Regardless of size, shape, or color, every breed of dog offers a unique set of qualities to potential owners; however, the Labrador Retriever has constantly proven to be America’s favorite canine breed throughout recent years. To anyone who has had the privilege of interacting with a Lab, the breed’s universal favor is […]
A Closer Look at a Texan Treasure An island characterized by natural beauty and unique culture, Galveston, Texas, continues to attract countless curious adventurers to its picturesque shores. While this coastal city is mainly recognized for its plethora of tourist attractions, Galveston’s somewhat obscure history teems with intriguing accounts of bravery, loss, and heroism. In […]
Lofty Leisure While many people cite the Wright Brothers’ victory at Kitty Hawk as mankind’s first successful flight, modern aviation existed long before this historic incident. The first man-made vehicle to grace the skies was the hot air balloon, taking its first flight in 1793. Invented by a French scientist, the hot air balloon’s maiden […]
StickerTalk Explores Christmas Around the Globe For the StickerTalk team, Christmases are usually celebrated in typical Southeast Texas style; Christmas trees, cornbread dressing, and 80-degree weather serve as staples of the season. However, in this edition of The StickerTalk, we took the time to delve into Christmas traditions around the globe. Egypt Unlike their American […]
StickerTalk’s Magnetic Attraction Don’t let our name fool you; StickerTalk’s inventory offers a wide variety of carefully crafted magnets to customers in addition to our world-renouned stickers! From business signs to bumper magnets, we proudly produce magnetic versions of some of our most beloved stickers. Due to the popularity of StickerTalk magnets, we often receive […]
How a Crazy Cat Lady Changed History According to prevailing stereotypes, the crazy cat lady’s civic contributions prove extremely limited. Emerging from her cluttered abode only to procure kitty litter and canned cat food, these feline frenzied females are often viewed as a mere comic caricature of spinsterhood. However, a careful examination of American history […]
Geocaching: A Grown-Up’s Version of Hide-and-Seek While the great outdoors and cutting-edge technology may seem to occupy opposite ends of the spectrum, an avid geocacher can attest to the falsehood of this misconception. A hobby that combines the beauty of nature with science’s latest advancements, geocaching has developed into a wildly popular pastime. Intrepid adventurers […]
A Celebration for All Nations Since the Biblical account of Babel, mankind has been separated by a plethora of language barriers. People from varying backgrounds commonly struggle to convey complex ideas, often discouraging interaction between cultures. While language courses and interpreters allow for some degree of understanding, flawless fluency in a foreign dialect is rarely […]
Of Vagabonds and Vinyl Saint Augustine once stated, “The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.” This quote occupies a special place in the hearts of the explorers, wanderers, and thrill seekers who devote a considerable portion of their resources to the cause of surveying the globe. From […]
Bag a Bargain with StickerTalk’s Official Black Friday Shopper Bumper Sticker As Thanksgiving festivities draw to a close, thousands of intrepid shoppers flock to stores, malls, and shopping centers to participate in Black Friday sales. Featuring steals, deals, and thrills, this commercial extravaganza annually attracts the attention of people from all walks of life; however, […]
Make a Slam Dunk with StickerTalk’s I Would Rather Be on the Court Bumper Sticker As football season rapidly draws to a close, a different breed of athlete takes to the court, showcasing agility, stamina, and skill. The annual successor of the ever-popular football, basketball offers spectators a swiftly paced series of thrills. Basketball fans […]
Explore the Globe with StickerTalk’s Map Pointer Stickers For many travelers, maps serve as a portal to escape the mundane. Atlases and globes allow curious wanderers to exercise their imaginations, picturing grandiose destinations and intriguing attractions. However, most explorers utilize pesky pins and unreliable stickers to track their travels on the map. To remedy this […]
We Gather Together With StickerTalk’s Back Off Turkey Bumper Sticker Because Thanksgiving is a holiday often celebrated with family and friends, multitudes of motorists take to the open road in order to observe this festival with distantly located loved ones. However, although holiday spirit abounds on the highways and byways of America, so do pesky […]
Honor Those Who Have Served With a StickerTalk Dog Tag Veterans Day Sticker Although November is most commonly associated with Thanksgiving, crisp weather, and infamous Black Friday sales, this autumn month offers an opportunity to honor America’s everyday heroes. Veterans Day, celebrated on November 11, honors all who have served. From the memories of ancestors […]
StickerTalk Goes Trunk-or-Treating As millions of people celebrated Halloween this past Tuesday, StickerTalk was eager to join the festivities! Our hometown of Buna, Texas, hosts a plethora of community-wide celebrations, including Buna United Pentecostal Church’s Trunk-or-Treat. A member of the StickerTalk team participated in this event, armed with a decorated car trunk, copious quantities of […]
Explore the Alamo City with StickerTalk’s Oval San Antonio Sticker A hub of history and tradition, San Antonio, Texas, is a truly unique vacation destination. While many travelers set their sights on San Antonio to gain a glimpse of the Alamo, this riveting city offers a plethora of additional attractions. The River Walk, Market Square, […]
Celebrate National Pumpkin Day with a Pumpkin Pi Sticker from StickerTalk The StickerTalk team would like to wish our customers and blog readers a very happy National Pumpkin Day! Every year on October 26th, Americans observe this unorthodox and somewhat obscure holiday in order to honor the pleasantly plump pumpkin, a staple of the season. […]
All That Jazz: StickerTalk’s Saxophone Heart Sticker In the musical world, few instruments rival the smooth sounds of the saxophone. Incredibly versatile, the saxophone can be enjoyed in both jazz and classical settings, adding to this instrument’s wild popularity. Not only does the saxophone offer euphoric auditory delights, but it additionally provides engaging educational experiences […]
Just Horsing Around: StickerTalk’s Horses Are My Therapy Bumper Sticker Intelligent, swift, and sturdy, the horse has been one of man’s closest companions for thousands of years. This majestic animal has carried warriors into battle, transported pioneers across hostile territories, and served as the primary mode of trade and commerce in countless cultures and societies. […]
Don’t Be up the Creek Without a Kayaker On Board Sticker from StickerTalk An ancient form of transportation, kayaking has recently gained popularity as a recreational sport. The soothing sounds of the small craft gliding over the water, the scenic views, and the relaxing physical activity invite people from all walks of life to forget […]
Get Ready for Graduation with StickerTalk’s SEN18R Sticker With the school year well under way, the Class of 2018 eagerly counts the days until the long-awaited graduation ceremony. Their postsecondary lives finally in sight, high school seniors dedicate endless hours of effort to the coordination of future endeavors. College applications, scholarship opportunities, and career planning […]
Explore StickerTalk’s Electric Sense of Humor with a Power Outlet Sticker The Miriam-Webster dictionary defines a practical joke as “a prank intended to trick or embarrass someone or cause physical discomfort.” Hand buzzers, itching powder, and whoopee cushions all represent staples of practical joking, but StickerTalk is adding a maverick merrymaking method to the mix, […]
Stick-or-Treat: StickerTalk’s Notice This House Is Haunted Sticker With Halloween looming just around the corner, preparations for this spooky celebration are in full swing. While children enthusiastically piece together the perfect costume, parents busy themselves by bedecking their yards and porches with assorted ensembles of Halloween decor, eager to impress the anticipated throngs of trick-or-treaters. […]
Join the Fight with StickerTalk’s Pink Breast Cancer Ribbon Sticker For most people, October is synonymous with cool weather, pumpkin patches, and trick-or-treating. However, this autumn month takes on a much different connotation for another portion of the population as October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. During this month, our society takes the time to […]
United We Stand: StickerTalk’s I Stand American Flag Sticker For centuries, the Stars and Stripes have flown over our wonderfully diverse nation. From the Battle of Yorktown to Desert Storm and Gettysburg to 9/11, the American flag has united countrymen of varying religions, ethnicities, and creeds under a common cause: the preservation and expansion of […]
Coping Through Comedy: StickerTalk’s Bandage Bumper Sticker For an owner of a new vehicle, a fender-bender often proves to be a semi-catastrophic event. The dented metal and scratched glass trigger sensations of hopeless despair; the shattered illusion of a flawless vehicle haunts even the subconscious thoughts of the hapless victim. However, at StickerTalk, we believe […]
Calling All Feline-Frenzied Females: StickerTalk’s Crazy Cat Lady Bumper Sticker Since ancient times, cats have been favored pets in the households of both nobility and commoners; ancient Egyptians even worshipped domesticated felines as the physical embodiments of divine powers, cementing the cat’s universal role in all cultures and eras as revered members of the family. […]
A City Founded on Freedom: StickerTalk’s Oval Boston Skyline Sticker A city seeped in both history and culture, Boston, Massachusetts, annually attracts myriads of visitors and new residents. Although this sprawling, New England metropolis continues to pay homage to its role in the establishment of America, Boston harbors a wealth of modern spectacles to curious […]
Show Your School Spirit with a Mascot Sticker from StickerTalk An annual treat relished by thousands of spectators, high school football has returned to the gridiron for yet another season of thrilling plays, hits, and strategies. The Friday night lights flood the field with luminescence as teams vie for the envied title of champion and […]
Committed to Confidentiality: A Second Glance at StickerTalk’s Camera Dots What’s not to love about a new electronic device? Maybe the threat of a malicious virus attacking your webcam. U.S. News reports that a wide array of malware, collectively referred to as Remote Access Trojans (RATs), commonly preys on the cameras of cellphones, computers, and […]
Texas Strong: Oval I Survived Harvey Sticker Although the people of the Lone Star State have successfully weathered an assorted array of natural disasters throughout the centuries, the Texan spirit was recently tested by an unwelcome guest by the name of Harvey. Ushering unprecedented flooding into the streets, businesses, and homes of the Houston area, […]
Teach a Man to Fish: StickerTalk’s I’d Rather Be Fishing Bumper Sticker Arguably the most peaceful pastime known to man, fishing has entertained people from all walks of life since Biblical times. Nature’s serenity beckons men, women, and children to temporarily lay down their cares and allow the soothing sounds of the water to wash […]
Burglar Be Gone: StickerTalk’s This Vehicle Is Protected by an Anti-Theft Sticker Sticker With car theft becoming a more commonplace event, even a simple outing may prove to be a risky venture. A plethora of companies claim to offer concerned consumers the premier method of burglary prevention, peddling items ranging from car alarms to pepper […]
A Noble Profession: StickerTalk’s I’m a Teacher What’s Your Superpower Bumper Sticker For many academic districts the lazy days of summer are drawing to an end as school doors swing wide in welcome to both students and staff. While the spotlight typically falls on incoming students, teacher prove to be the unsung heroes of the […]
A Sensationally Celestial Sticker: StickerTalk’s Oval Eclipse 2017 Sticker As August 21, 2017, inches closer, all eyes in America gaze towards the skies in anxious anticipation. A phenomenon our nation rarely has the pleasure of experiencing, a total solar eclipse is predicted to temporarily obstruct the brilliant rays of the midday sun on this extraordinarily […]
Dive into a Good Book with StickerTalk’s Colorful Book Heart Sticker Since the development of written language, mankind has found joy in penning and reading tales of intrigue, mystery, and romance. Books offer an escape from the ordinary and mundane by inviting readers to explore exotic worlds and meet larger-than-live characters. An assortment of thrills […]
A Texas State of Mind: StickerTalk’s Texas State Flag Sticker The second largest state in the Union, Texas is the home of the Alamo, Tex-Mex, and, of course, StickerTalk! This unique land boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage. Since it was initially explored centuries ago, a total of six countries have laid claim to […]
‘Tis the Season: StickerTalk’s My Heart Is On The Field Football Bumper Sticker With the beginning of the academic year just around the corner, athletes take to the gridiron for a brand new football season. Daring plays, brilliant strategy, and athletic prowess draw crowds of spectators to stadiums across the the country; friends and neighbors […]
Extra! Extra! Reid All About It! StickerTalk is elated to welcome a new member to our team! Allow us to introduce Reid Hawthorn. Reid is a recent honor graduate of the Buna High School Class of 2017; he plans to continue his education at Lamar University as an electrical engineering major. An enthusiastic worker with […]
Start Spreading the News: StickerTalk’s New York Skyline Bumper Sticker Home of Broadway plays, Lady Liberty, and some of the world’s finest hot dog vendors, it is no small secret why New York City is one of America’s most popular tourist destinations. People from all corners of the globe flock to New York’s crowded streets […]
Specter Turned Sticker: StickerTalk’s Shark Sticker All eyes focus on the mysterious depths of the ocean as a very sharky celebration descends on national television. A contemporary tradition, many broadcasting networks dedicate a week of airtime during the summer to celebrate the shark by airing a wide variety of harrowing, yet fascinating, documentaries. Families across […]
Little Dog, Big Personality: StickerTalk’s I Love My Schnauzer Bumper Sticker The person who coined the phrase, “Dynamite comes in small packages,” must have owned a schnauzer! An intelligent and comical breed, the schnauzer was originally bred in Germany but soon found its way into hearts and homes across the globe. Zany personality pairs with […]
Hold on Tight with StickerTalk’s Nervous Parent On Board Student Driver Sticker For many teenagers, the experience of learning to drive offers a means of excitement, adventure, and independence. The enthusiasm of young drivers is fueled by each milestone they achieve; from their initial glimpse of the chaotic DMV office to their first attempt to […]
A Friendly Reminder on Behalf of our Furry Companions: StickerTalk’s Hot Cars Can Kill Bumper Sticker While the summer sun allows for seasonal joys such as popsicles, swimming parties, and barbecue cook-outs, danger lurks within its radiant rays. The searing heat possesses the ability to transform a seemingly harmless vehicle into an instrument of tragedy, […]
Eyes with Pride: StickerTalk’s Marching Band Zone Sticker Despite the harsh heat of the late summer sun, young musicians take to the practice fields as summer winds to a close and marching season inches closer. A cherished tradition for many schools, marching bands grace the gridiron with spectacular feats of musicianship and coordination, breathing life […]
One Nation Under God, Indivisible: StickerTalk’s America All Lives Matter Sticker Stories of violence continually dominate headlines and news broadcasts in recent times. Neighbor turns against neighbor as tension turns to turmoil, often resulting in unnecessary casualties and wider rifts between communities. America’s peaceful streets have morphed into both political and literal battlegrounds. With constant […]
Celebrating Independence Day with StickerTalk American Flag Stickers Over two centuries ago on this day, our Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence, uniting the oppressed colonies under one name, one vision, and one flag. Although time has slightly altered its features as the years rolled by, the star-spangled American flag continues to fly over […]
Camera Dots™: Little Stickers, Big Benefits Driven by the fast-paced lifestyle of contemporary consumers, modern technology developers perpetually search for the next tech-savvy fad. Their electronic expeditions cause the empire of wireless communication and virtual networking to rapidly expand, making the exchange of information over cell phones, laptops, and tablets an almost effortless task. However, […]
Branson Missouri: Hoedown in the Hills With the end of the academic year and the arrival of summer, families across the nation take to the open road in search of entertainment and adventure. While many wanderers set their sights on busy destinations such as Las Vegas or New York City, the picturesque appeal of Branson, […]
How To Make a Bumper Sticker I get asked all the time how to make a bumper sticker. The more important question is how do you make a premium quality bumper sticker. We decided to make a short video showing the entire manufacturing process. We actually go through several steps to make our premium quality […]
Need Special Bumper Stickers? Are you looking for something special? We are a full service shop. You tell us what you are looking for and we will come up with a design for you approval. Whether you need 10,000 bumper stickers or just 1, you will find that our prices are very attractive. We recently […]
I wanted to take a brief moment to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It has been a great year for us here at StickerTalk, thanks to all of our fantastic customers. We look forward to an even better 2016. Merry Christmas, Jeff Chambliss StickerTalk
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