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Our Wacky Holidays
Eat What You Want Day
Many people spend time stressing over their diet, and what they should or shouldn’t eat. If this sounds like you, you will be glad to hear about Eat What You Want Day.It shouldn’t be too hard to imagine how to celebrate this holiday. You can eat whatever you want. For some people, this will mean […]
Root Canal Appreciation Day
Tooth pain is not a laughing matter, and for anyone who has experienced that discomfort prior to having treatment from an endodontist, Root Canal Appreciation Day is a big, big event. For teeth that have been damaged or irritated to the point of infection, the root canal procedure not only prevents worsening or abscess, it […]
Twilight Zone Day
When: Always on May 11th Twilight Zone Day is mysterious, weird, surreal and perhaps a little scary. We can think of many other adjectives, but I think you get the picture. Every once in a while, you have a day like this. And, today is designed to be that day. The television show The Twilight […]
Clean Up Your Room Day
When: Always on May 10th Clean Up Your Room Day is a day parents eagerly await........... and kids dread! If you've got kids, it is very possible that their rooms are a vast wasteland, completely filled with ""good stuff"". ""Messy"" is too kind of an adjective to describe the conditions. Its impossible to walk through […]
Goth Day
May 22 is celebrated as Goth Day, honoring the goth subculture that appreciates the darker, melancholic side of life through its music, fashion, and art. Originating in the UK in 2009 from a BBC Radio initiative, it encourages both goths and enthusiasts to engage in various activities that reflect the culture’s rich heritage. Goth culture, emerging from the post-punk scene, not only revels in unique music and distinctive fashion but also supports diversity and individuality, urging everyone to appreciate and partake in its deep-rooted legacy.
Windmill Day
Windmills were once a much more common feature of our landscapes; however, modern industry has rendered these historical wind-powered factories mostly redundant. Windmill Day encourages you to visit your local windmill, get involved in restoration projects, and to try your hand as a miller!More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/windmill-day/
World Lupus Day
World Lupus Day aims to raise awareness of a disease that is little known, but can have devastating effects on sufferers and their families. Lupis is a chronic disease that causes the immune system to become overactive, creating antibodies that attack healthy tissue. Lupus can cause pain, inflammation and damage in any part of the […]
National Shrimp Day
Observed annually on May 10, it is National Shrimp Day. Americans eat more shrimp than any other seafood, and this is the day to celebrate this delicious seafood. The word “prawn” is used loosely to describe any large shrimp, sometimes known as “jumbo shrimp.” Some countries use the word “prawn” exclusively for all shrimp. Preparing […]
Moscato Day
Moscato is a wine originating from the Piedmont region of north-west Italy and the beverage has become a popular choice due to its sweetness, lightness and affordability. Moscato’s popularity among hip-hop artists like Nelly and Drake created hype as well as soaring sales, so in celebration of both new and old fans of the wine, […]
Train Day
Train Day which celebrates all things trains! From enthusiasts about the humble begininnings of locomotive transport to engineers developing the future of rail travel, groups across the USA gather for events, celebration, education and discovery.More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/train-day/
Lost Sock Memorial Day
It’s inevitable – for every load of laundry you sort through, there are odd socks. Over time, you may even find that you end up with entire drawers and storage boxes filled with odd socks. But worry not! Lost Sock Memorial Day is all about commemorating the other (lost) halves of the pairs of socks which […]