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You’re Welcome Day

When: Day after Thanksgiving

You're Welcome Day encourages us to simply say ""You're welcome"". It helps to put manners back into society.

This very special day comes the day after Thanksgiving. On Thanksgiving Day we say ""Thanks"" for what we have. So, it only seems natural, that ""You're Welcome"" immediately follows a thank you.

Participating in this day can happen anywhere that you are, and anywhere that you go today. Just speak a profusion of ""thank you's"" for even the slightest of reasons. When you say thank you, make sure to be sincere. It will go a long ways.

Are you enjoying this special day? If so, You're welcome!

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Poem in Your Pocket Day

What better way to make friends than being prepared to spontaneously recite poetry? Prepare forÂ Poem in Your Pocket Day by having your favourite prose tucked about your person, ready to orate at any moment!More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/poem-in-your-pocket-day/

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Cinco de Mustache

Grow the best Mustache posible and compete with your friends for their adoration.

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Bad Poetry Day

"Bad Poetry Day" on August 18 is an unofficial holiday that celebrates the art of writing intentionally terrible verse. This whimsical occasion encourages people to embrace imperfection, unleash their creativity, and find humor in poorly crafted poems. While its origins are unclear, the day has gained popularity as a fun way to relieve stress, challenge artistic norms, and bring people together through shared laughter. Whether you're a seasoned poet or a complete novice, Bad Poetry Day offers a perfect excuse to put pen to paper and create something gloriously, hilariously awful.

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Nothing Like A Dame Day

Nothing is likely to inject a little sunshine and gaudiness into someone’s day more effectively than Nothing Like a Dame Day.This celebration of big, brash, smiling-through-the-pain ladies of the theatre, gives even those of a straight-laced nature the opportunity to grab a boa, glue on some spidery lashes, and sashay like Carol Channing, Judy Garland, […]