Brutus Day

Brutus Day aims to promote recognition of the fact that betrayal, backstabbing and dirty politics aren’t by any means a thing of the past, and are as widespread and tactical in our modern, corporate lives as they were in the forums of ancient Rome. Watch your back, avoid office politics, and look out for your friends!

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French Toast Day

French toast is a food made by frying bread in egg mix, though many variants exist by region and by ingredients – some including sweet additions such as fruit, syrups and milk. French Toast Day encourages you to try this delicious dish (also known as eggy bread and poor knight’s pudding) in place of your […]

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Celebrate Morse Code Day: Fun Facts, History & Celebration Tips 📡

April 27 marks Morse Code Day, a day dedicated to celebrating one of the most important communication tools in history! Morse code, developed in the early 19th century, revolutionized long-distance communication and played a critical role in various fields like telecommunications, military operations, and maritime activities. Today, we celebrate its legacy, its quirky nature, and its enduring impact on communication. Let’s explore the fun facts, history, and exciting ways to observe this fascinating day!

Cashew Day

When : Always November 23rd The plain, or salty truth of it ,is that today is National Cashew Day. It's a nutty day, if there ever was one. Celebrate this day by eating cashews. Eat them any way you like: plain or salted, as a snack or in a recipe. Eating them is all there […]

Crabmeat Day

Early crab recipes called for tiny amounts of the meat because crabs were so tough to harvest and shell. Nowadays, crabmeat comes fresh, frozen, canned or even imitation — no cracking required! Source: food.com

Brutus Day

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