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False Confession Day

When : Always November 21st

False Confession Day is today. I bet you have been waiting  for today, in eager anticipation. For some unknown, yet wacky reason, the creator of this day, thought it would be fun to encourage false confessions.

Did you do it or not? If you did, mum's the word today. But, if you didn't do it, then today is your day to offer up a false confession.

Caution:

While this day sounds like a lot of fun, use caution while participating. A false confession can get you in a heap of trouble in a hurry.  So, please don't make any false confession that will cause injury or harm to you or others.

Here are a couple of our do's and don't's as examples:

  • Don't falsely confess to a crime.

  • Don't falsely report someone lost, killed or injured.

  • Don't falsely confess a relationship or love affair.

  • Do confess to kissing your dog on the lips.

Have a  happy False Confession Day!!

   


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