Create A Great Funeral Day

An extremely new holiday – Create A Great Funeral Day is barely a decade old. Registered as an official holiday by Stephanie West Allen as a way of attempting to relieve the pressure of having to decide what a loved one would want for their final send off.

The Day was founded with the hopes of getting loved ones to sit down together and talk about what they would want at their funeral so their loved ones know when the time comes and do not have to juggle their grief with trying to plan a funeral and guess what they would have wanted, even if it is just so much as a particular song played at the funeral, or words for the headstone.

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Punch Day

The word punch means five, originating from the Hindustani word panch. Punch Day sadly isn’t an excuse to drink five glasses of punch; rather, it celebrates the traditional punch base recipe of five key ingredients, which most punches still use – alcohol (usually spirits), lemon (or other fruits), sugar, water, and tea (or other spices, e.g. cinnamon).More Details...All […]

Ice Cream For Breakfast Day

Eating ice cream for breakfast is basically every little kid’s dream. Well, that and being able to have pizza for dinner every single day. But even if you aren’t 8 years old, you have to admit there’s something fun about the idea of having a big ol’ bowl of ice cream first thing in the […]

Make Your Own Head Day

When : Always November 28th Make Your Own Head Day is today. The only rule that we can think of, is that the head must be your own. So get started, so we can see how good of an artist you are! This is a crafty day. It is very popular in grade schools, and […]

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Presidential Joke Day

Presidential Joke Day on August 11th serves as a reminder that even in the halls of power, humor has its place. It celebrates the wit, charm, and occasional levity exhibited by presidents throughout American history, offering a refreshing break from the complexities of political discourse. As we commemorate this day each year, we not only honor the presidents who have entertained us with their humor but also recognize the enduring appeal of laughter as a unifying force in society.