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Look for Circles Day

When : Always November 2

Look For Circles Day  is today. Go forth, in search of circles. We suspect you will find them everywhere. Looking for circles, is a lot like swimming in a round pool. You go round and round. There's a lots of splashing. But, you don't get anywhere.

Did you find lots of circles? We knew you would. And, we hope that your search has made you very happy.

We hope you take a circuituitous route to a happy and fun filled Look For Circles Day!


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