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Our Wacky Holidays
Miners’ Day
National Miner's Day was made possible as a national holiday on December 3, 2009, thanks to Senator Byrd, Senator Rockefeller, and Senator Reid along with the thousands of people who believe it is important to recognize the hard work and contributions of miners to the well being of all. Miners provide us with many of […]
Mitten Tree Day
Mitten Tree Day is a holiday for small children but you can enjoy this day at any age! It's the best grade school project when it's cold outside and to keep the kids entertained. Ways to celebrate: Have a Christmas tree (either real or cut out of poster board) and have people donate mittens for […]
Put on Your Own Shoes Day
How about putting on your shoes for a change? Nobody wants to see those bare feet! Just kidding! We understand the meaning behind Wear Brown Shoe Day, celebrated just a few days ago. But, what could possibly cause someone to create Put on Your Own Shoes Day....hmmmmm. Perhaps, it was created by young mothers teaching […]
National Gazpacho Day
National Gazpacho Day is celebrated on December 6. Gazpacho is a tomato-based vegetable soup which is served cold. Originating in Andalucia in southern Spain, and Gazpacho is widely consumed in Spanish cuisine, usually during the summer months. Use #NationalGazpachoDay to post on social media. More Details... Content discovered on NationalDayCalendar.com