Virus Appreciation Day

Virus Appreciation Day

Viruses – whether those which affect living organisms, or computer viruses – are clever little things. Sure, they’re annoying, and it’s frustrating that even with all of our protective measures, we still get infected. Virus Appreciation Day is your chance to think about viruses philosophically, and to take a moment to consider how sophisticated, amazing and important viruses are!

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World Nutella Day
Chocaholics know that there is chocolate and then there is Nutella. The creamy and delicious chocolate and hazelnut spread has been around since the 1940s, and despite the many imitations that have appeared in the market, Nutella continues to be the favourite guilty pleasure of chocaholics around the world. It is not surprising that die-hard […]
Make a Difference Day
When: The fourth Saturday in October Initiated in 1990, this is a national day is for devoted to helping others by doing volunteer work in the community. The activity can be almost anything. On this day, millions of Americans participate in community improvement projects. It takes the form of cleanup, fixup, painting, and repair in […]
Foursquare Day: Check-In to Fun on April 16 📍🎉
April 16th is Foursquare Day, a holiday dedicated to celebrating the social media platform Foursquare and its impact on the way we explore the world, discover local businesses, and connect with others. Whether you’re a fan of location-based apps, love earning badges, or just enjoy supporting local businesses, this quirky holiday is the perfect excuse to check in and celebrate!Let’s explore the history, funny facts, gift ideas, celebration tips, and fascinating information about this unique digital-age holiday.
Crabmeat Day
Early crab recipes called for tiny amounts of the meat because crabs were so tough to harvest and shell. Nowadays, crabmeat comes fresh, frozen, canned or even imitation — no cracking required! Source: food.com

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