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Organize Your Home Day

We all find it difficult to keep our homes tidy and organised, and its oh so easy to keep putting off tasks that always seem to require too much effort and time than we care to dedicate to them.

Enter Organise Your Home Day, the perfect chance to quit making excuses for one day, get down to business and get your home back into shape! Put everything else aside for a few hours and get to task on all those little niggling things and DIY jobs that have been begging to be finished for months now. Get your friends and family involved and help each other out to get everything done quicker and make the day more fun. You will be surprised how much you can get done, and how much difference giving your home a little TLC can make to your life.

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Chocolate Fondue Day
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Haiku Poetry Day
Haiku Poetry Day encourages you to try your hand at short, Japanese poems; stick to a syllable pattern of 5-7-5 and you’re off to a good start – but it’s much more complex than that!To craft a perfect Haiku, you need to include an element of seasonality, and a ‘cut’ (either a word or through […]
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World Lindy Hop Day
On May 26, World Lindy Hop Day commemorates the energetic and playful swing dance originating in Harlem's 1920s-1930s ballrooms. The day honors Frankie Manning, a key influencer who popularized the dance globally. Celebrations include workshops, performances, and dances, highlighting Lindy Hop's cultural heritage and its significance as a symbol of joy and unity. Enthusiasts worldwide participate in preserving this dance to ensure its continuity across generations.
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