Frankenstein Day

The world famous story, Frankenstein, was originally written by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley when she was 21; Frankenstein Day commemorates her birthday, and celebrates all things Frankenstein.

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Tempura Day
Everything tastes better when it’s dipped in light, Japanese-style batter and fried, right? Tempura Day is all about making light, crispy batter for your seafood, vegetables and favourite snacks!More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/tempura-day/
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Thrift Shop Day
"Thrift Shop Day" on August 17 is an unofficial holiday that celebrates the joys and benefits of secondhand shopping. This eco-friendly occasion encourages people to explore thrift stores, hunting for unique treasures while promoting sustainability and mindful consumption. While its origins are not well-documented, the day has gained popularity as awareness grows about the environmental impact of fast fashion and overconsumption. Whether you're a seasoned thrifter or new to secondhand shopping, Thrift Shop Day offers a perfect excuse to discover hidden gems, support charitable causes, and contribute to a more circular economy.
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Sidewalk Egg Frying Day
July 4th isn't just about fireworks and barbecues—it's also Sidewalk Egg Frying Day! This quirky holiday invites people to test the scorching summer heat by attempting to fry an egg on the pavement. While it's more of a playful experiment than a reliable cooking method, it's a fun way to celebrate Independence Day with a bit of creativity and humor. Whether you're curious about the myth or eager to participate, Sidewalk Egg Frying Day adds a unique twist to summer traditions.
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VCR Day
VCR Day, celebrated on June 7th, pays homage to the iconic videocassette recorder (VCR), a revolutionary device that changed the way people watched and recorded television and movies. While VCRs may be obsolete in today's digital age, they hold a special place in the hearts of many as a symbol of nostalgia and innovation.
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