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Hug Your Hound Day

Hug Your Hound Day

Hug Your Hound Day is about more than just loving your dog (like Dog Day) – it’s about understanding and getting involved in your dog’s environment, and experiencing the ‘wild’ of urban nature. Explore your local park with your dog, and get involved in local ecological activities to help maintain healthy, diverse environments for humans and their doggy friends.

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Use Less Stuff Day
In a world with rapidly diminishing natural resources, conservation is incredibly important. Use Less Stuff Day is all about re-using, patching up, recycling and handing things down rather than throwing them away and buying new things.More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/use-less-stuff-day/
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Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day
When : Always November 7th National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day is today. Lucky you....lucky me. Chocolate is a vegetable, made from cocoa beans. Almonds are good for you, as they help to improve your Cholesterol levels. So, bittersweet chocolate with almonds is goo for you, right!? On this special day, we will not question […]
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Bacon Day: A Sizzling Celebration of Everyone’s Favorite Breakfast Meat
National Bacon Day, celebrated on December 30th, toasts to bacon's delicious legacy and storied history, from ancient Rome to modern breakfast tables. It’s a day when bacon lovers unite for a feast of flavors, exploring everything from traditional American slices to international varieties. Dive into this day with endless recipes, savory treats, and a bit of culinary history!
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International Tug-of-War Day
One of the simplest of sports, dating back to ownership disputes over food and clothing, the history disappears into legend with the Sun and Moon wrestling over light and darkness.Most cultures have references to competitions of strength that involve pulling in opposite directions which can be found on stone carvings, in ancient texts and legends. Vikings […]
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