Ken Day

Ken Day

Ken Day celebrates the occasion in 1961 when Barbie’s long-term on-off boyfriend, Ken Carson, first appeared on the scene, exhibited by his makers Mattel at a toy fair. In spite of some unfair comments about his manliness, and the rather more likely suggestions that he cared more about his clothes than his love life, the romance blossomed. The couple had a brief separation in the 1960’s, but then stayed together until 2004. Then, in a move that shocked the world of plastic celebrities, Barbie announced their break-up, and transferred her affections to Blaine Gordon, an Australian surfing dude. Ken hadn’t given up though, and in 2011 made some much-publicised attempts to celebrate their fiftieth anniversary by winning her back.

Ken Day is probably best celebrated with a wholesome date night or a barbecue on the beach, a very large hair-do and some polyester leisure wear.

More Details...
All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/ken-day/

Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk Day
Don't Cry Over Spilled Milk Day is in recognition that everyone spills a little milk now and then. It's a day to  be optimistic, think positive, look on the bright side, and to find something good in everything that happens. As the song says: Don't Worry, be Happy! Today is a day to recognize that […]
man playing the guitar
One Voice Day
On the 26th of July, people from all corners of the globe come together to celebrate One Voice Day. This annual event aims to promote peace, unity, and understanding among individuals, transcending cultural, religious, and geographical boundaries. One Voice Day is a powerful reminder of the incredible strength that lies within our collective voice.
Buzzard Day
two white garlics
Celebrate Garlic Day on April 19: A Flavorful Tribute to the Stinking Rose
April 19th is Garlic Day, a day dedicated to celebrating one of the most beloved ingredients in culinary history. Known for its distinctive aroma and flavor, garlic has been used in cooking and medicine for thousands of years.

Share this: