Bubblegum Day

Bubblegum Day is all about eating bubblegum to raise money for charity. Great fun for kids, and a way to help out a good cause; just remember not to swallow too much, and to dispose of it cleanly!

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Lumberjack Day

Lumberjack Day, celebrated on July 25, is a fun and quirky holiday honoring the hardy workers of the lumber industry. Originating in 2005 as an alternative to Talk Like a Pirate Day, it highlights the rugged charm of lumberjacks with activities like pancake breakfasts, flannel shirt attire, and lumberjack games. The day also delves into the rich folklore of legendary figures like Paul Bunyan and celebrates the evolution of logging from its 19th-century roots to modern sustainable forestry practices. Whether through storytelling or friendly competitions, Lumberjack Day is a lively tribute to the stalwart timber workers who have shaped history.

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Sea Serpent Day

Sea Serpent Day, celebrated on August 7, is a whimsical holiday dedicated to the mythical creatures that have captivated human imagination for centuries. From the Loch Ness Monster to the Kraken, sea serpents have been a part of folklore and maritime legends around the world. This day invites us to dive into the mysteries of the deep and explore the fascinating tales of these legendary sea creatures.

Celebrate Crayola Crayon Day! 🖍️🎨

Every March 31st, we celebrate Crayola Crayon Day! Discover the vibrant history of Crayola, fun facts, and exciting ways to rejoice. Dive into the colorful world of creativity!

Poetry At Work Day

An ode to…the time clock? The assembly line? The office computer? The poem may need some work, but this is what Poetry At Work Day is all about – finding the beauty in your job and putting it into some form of artful prose.Every day in our jobs we encounter people and situations that could […]

Bubblegum Day

Bubblegum Day

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