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Kiss A Ginger Day

January 12th is (semi-)officially International Kiss A Ginger Day, which means every ginger person you come across on this day you must grab and plant a loving kiss onto immediately.

Kiss A Ginger Day was started in 2009 by Derek Forgie as a Facebook group intended as a “karmic counter-event” to the November 2008 creation of a Kick A Ginger campaign, also on Facebook. The latter resulted in numerous ginger kids being assaulted at school, stirring international outrage and condemnation. In response, Derek decided to dedicate January 12th to a much more peace-loving activity aimed towards gingers.

Now in its 6th year, we obviously firmly support Kiss A Ginger Day and encourage anybody reading this to go forth and spread some ginger love.

For more information about Kiss A Ginger Day, visit the original Facebook page. Then go out and kiss some gingers!

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Dare Day

On June 1st, we celebrate Dare Day, a playful holiday that encourages us to step out of our comfort zones and embrace new challenges. Whether it's trying a new activity, conquering a fear, or pursuing a lifelong dream, Dare Day invites us to push the boundaries of what we thought possible and embrace the spirit of adventure.

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Daiquiri Day

Daiquiri Day, celebrated on July 19, honors the classic cocktail that has delighted drink enthusiasts for over a century. Originating in Cuba and popularized by figures like Ernest Hemingway, the Daiquiri is a refreshing blend of rum, lime juice, and sugar. This day offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy variations of this iconic drink, from the traditional recipe to fruity frozen versions. Whether hosting a Daiquiri party or simply savoring a glass, Daiquiri Day is a celebration of one of the world's most beloved cocktails.

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Tooth Fairy Day

When : Always February 28th and/or August 22 National Tooth Fairy Day celebrates one of childhood's favorite visitors. The Tooth Fairy is an American tradition with European and superstitious roots. Losing baby teeth is a sometimes traumatic experience for young children. Enter the world of the friendly, smiling and soothing Tooth Fairy. As a young […]

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International Museum Day

Take the day off and go to at least one museum today.