Zero Tasking Day

The extra hour we get when daylight savings times change is often heralded as an opportunity for extra productivity, activity and ‘doing’. However, given that we’re all already ‘owed’ an hour every other time it changes, it seems a little unfair to expect us to work through it – as such, Zero Tasking Day is designed to dedicate this hour to ‘me time'; encouraging rest, relaxation and a distinct lack of work.

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Cotton Candy Day

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National Polka Festival

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Zero Tasking Day

Zero Tasking Day

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